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Sarmguide Tools: Database, Comparisons and Checkers

Free research tools built on the Sarmguide compound database. Each one shows what published studies found and links every value to its source.

Key takeaways

  • Five research tools: database, compare, stack checker, PCT and bloodwork planner, and goal finder, each described by the question it answers.
  • Four reference pages: legal status by country, WADA status, glossary and charts.
  • All built on one sourced compound database; none gives dosing instructions.
  • Some results end with a separate, labeled "Where to buy (affiliate links)" section that does not depend on the result.

These free tools are built on the Sarmguide compound database. Each one shows what published studies found, links every value to its source and works without an account. None of them gives dosing instructions or tells anyone what to take.

Research tools

Pick the question you have. Each card says what the tool answers and shows the kind of line it gives back.

  • SARMs database

    Answers Which compounds were tested in people, how far research got, and what studies found on suppression?

    Output Ostarine · Phase 3 · 8 human studies · suppression: moderate (human data)

  • Compare

    Answers How do two compounds differ, row by row, in the published studies?

    Output Ostarine vs LGD-4033 · half-life ~14–24 h vs ~24–36 h · Phase 3 vs Phase 2

  • Stack checker

    Answers In which areas (hormones, blood fats, liver, blood sugar, rodent cancer) do two or more compounds each have a reported concern?

    Output RAD-140 + ostarine · Liver: concern reported for 2 of 2 · separate studies, not a measured interaction

  • PCT and bloodwork planner

    Answers How fast does each compound's level fall, what did studies find on suppression, and which blood markers did they track?

    Output RAD-140 · half-life ~45 h (measured in women with breast cancer) · ~3% left after 9.3 days · not a recovery or test date

  • Goal finder

    Answers Where to start reading for one goal, with the best human evidence first?

    Output Build muscle · compounds with human studies, ranked by evidence · animal-only compounds listed apart, unranked

Reference tables

  • Answers What do regulators in each country say about SARMs?

    Output Country · status · details · official source · date checked

  • WADA status

    Answers Is a compound banned in sport, and in which section of the 2026 List?

    Output Compound · status in sport · list section · source

  • Glossary

    Answers What does a term like HPTA, SHBG or HPLC mean?

    Output Term · one-line definition · longer explanation with a source

  • Charts

    Answers How do the compounds compare at a glance?

    Output Half-life, research stage, human studies, suppression and study doses as charts

Guides that explain the data

How the tools work

The tools run on our server from the same data as the fact sheets, so a number is the same everywhere on the site. The compare, stack checker and PCT planner results end with a separate section headed “Where to buy (affiliate links)”: partner-shop listings for the compounds on the page, the same whatever the result shows. They are kept apart from the research and are not a recommendation; see our affiliate disclosure. Your choices are kept in the page address, so a comparison or a stack check can be bookmarked or shared. The tools do not ask for your name or health details. The only optional form is the email sign-up for research updates.

Frequently asked questions

Are the tools free?

YesEvidence: Limited

All tools and tables are free and need no account.

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Do the tools give dosing advice?

NoEvidence: Limited

They summarize what published studies used and found, and never suggest a dose or a cycle. Shop listings appear only in a separate, labeled section after some results and do not depend on the result.

Where does the data come from?

Checked, linked sourcesEvidence: Limited

From studies, trial registries, drug labels, regulator documents and the WADA Prohibited List, each value linked to its source. The methodology page explains how evidence is scored.