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Terms of use
Version 2026-11. This is an operating draft for counsel to review before you rely on it.
Research use only
The site coordinates analytical testing. It is not medical advice, a pharmacy, or a seller of compounds. You agree not to describe a result as proof that a product is safe, legal to sell, or fit for human use.
Age
You must be at least the age of majority where you live in Canada: 18 or 19, depending on the province or territory. We store the province you select, the time, and the IP address of that acceptance.
Accounts and guests
A join code makes you a member of a group. A campaign ID lets you record a pledge without an account. A guest pledge does not create membership and does not reveal private results.
Money
Pledges stay pending until an admin confirms a crypto transaction on the network shown. Card payments (Stripe) are coming soon and are not charged. There is no Interac e-Transfer. A treasurer may mark a pledge received only after confirming funds by hand. Surplus and confirmed late contributions go to the group's fund. An organizer cash-out is a request: 80% of the approved amount is for the organizer and 20% is recorded as the platform share, and an administrator pays it manually. Nothing is sent automatically. There is no non-refundable deposit and no expiring store credit.
Cancellation
Before a campaign is funded, an organizer may ask an administrator to cancel it. If the request is approved, confirmed pledges are marked for a manual refund. After funding, cancellation of the campaign is not available through that queue.
Results and vendors
Results describe the tested sample. Public scorecards use only results an organizer published. They are not a clinical, safety, or quality guarantee. Vendor names appear so the tested product can be identified. Disputes go through support.
Acceptable use and liability
Do not upload files you have no right to share, and do not use the site to arrange unlawful sales. The operators and Peptide Test Canada are not liable for decisions you make from a COA. These terms are governed by the laws of Ontario and the laws of Canada that apply there.