Every page on Sarmguide is published by the Sarmguide Editorial Team: the people who research, write, fact-check and update the site. We publish as a team rather than under individual names, and we don’t attach invented experts or “medically reviewed by” labels to our pages. What makes a page trustworthy here is that its sources are linked and checkable, not who signed it.
How the work is split
The team works in a few clear roles. One person can hold more than one role, but no page is published on the word of a single person.
| Role | What it involves |
|---|---|
| Research | Finds and reads the primary sources: human trials, reviews, regulator documents (FDA, TGA, UK Anti-Doping, WADA), anti-doping lab papers and product-testing studies. |
| Fact-checking | Opens every cited source and checks that the title, year and the number we quote match. Checks shop claims against the shop’s own public pages and records the date. |
| Data | Maintains the records behind the SARMs database: research status, half-life, study doses, side effects, WADA status and legal snapshots. Unknown values are marked “not established”, never estimated. |
| Editing | Plain language, clear structure, balance between benefits and risks, no hype, and an answer to the reader’s question near the top. |
| Updates and corrections | Re-checks pages when new research, a regulator action or a reader report comes in, and dates every review. |
What the team does
- Explains what studies found, in which people, at which doses and for how long, with the study linked.
- Labels the strength of evidence, using the scale on our methodology page.
- Reports risks as clearly as benefits, including case reports of harm.
- Keeps legal and anti-doping information dated, because it changes.
- Corrects mistakes and says so.
What the team doesn’t do
- Give personal medical advice, diagnose anything or recommend a dose for you.
- Write cycle or dosing protocols in new content. When we mention a dose, it is the dose used in a study.
- Help anyone pass, time or beat a drug test.
- Publish testimonials, “before and after” results or experiences that we cannot stand behind as written.
- Accept payment to change a review, a verdict or a ranking, or accept unsolicited product samples.
Is the team made up of doctors?
Sarmguide is a research guide, not a medical service, and the team does not give medical advice. That’s why we link the evidence instead of asking you to trust a title: you can read the trial or the regulator’s page yourself. If you are thinking about using any compound we cover, or you have symptoms, talk to a licensed clinician. See our medical disclaimer.
How the team is funded
Sarmguide is reader-supported. We may earn a commission from partner links. Commissions pay for the research and the site; they don’t decide what the evidence says. Details: affiliate disclosure and editorial policy.
Contact the team
Corrections, missing studies and questions about a page: info@sarmguide.com, or see our contact page. We read every message.