# How can you report confusing copy or a possible error?

> How can you report words that need explaining? — Report an unclear passage by email, including its page name. Research Peptide Fundamentals research peptides.

**Your message / what stopped you reading?**

Do you need a paper before reporting confusing words? No. Send the page name and passage. You can include a paper's title or link if available.

## What can you include so your concern is clear?

How do you explain a passage that stopped you? Name the page, then copy the passage that stopped you. Describe your concern in your own words; you don't need scientific terms. Perhaps the claim differs from the paper, or the approval statement seems old. A newer study may have found something different. A supporting paper can help explain an error; include its title or link if available. You can still report unclear wording without finding a study first.

**Email about unclear copy or errors:** editors@peptides-sciences.com

I'd say what you couldn't follow or which finding doesn't match the paper. If you know whether the study followed sick people, tested animals or watched cells in a dish, include that detail so someone checking your concern knows what was actually tested. Did symptoms improve, or did only blood readings change? Details about the treatment comparison and the length of follow-up can also help explain your concern.

## What can this email address help you with?

You can report unclear words without bringing a paper as evidence. Include a source if you're reporting a research error and have one. The mailbox can't assess symptoms, tell you treatment amounts or timing, or find products. A bottle photo or seller's statement can't establish contents. For personal care, discuss your medicines and health history with a medical professional.

Send the exact passage that concerned you; a reply isn't guaranteed.

Paid promotions and seller listings aren't accepted, nor are payments for sending readers to sellers. Supported findings that treatment didn't help can't be hidden on request. Use the [study list](/references) if you want to find a paper. You don't need to find one to say the words are confusing.

An email about a passage can't take the place of your medical appointment.

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