Disclosure
Ownership and conflicts of interest
Who owns Amino Wire, the conflict that creates, and the rules we follow because of it: no vendor rankings or recommendations, and a source for every fact.
Last updated October 19, 2026
Amino Wire is published under its own name. Its owner also sells peptides through other businesses. We treat that as a conflict of interest in everything we publish, and we never link to those businesses from editorial content.
Why this matters
Our owner sells peptides. Some businesses named on this site, including in the vendor status log, may be its competitors. A reader is entitled to know that before weighing anything we publish about them.
Rules we follow because of it
- No rankings, scores, ratings or recommendations of any vendor, including our owner.
- Facts only on status pages: each entry is a dated public record (FDA letter, court document, company notice, named report) or our own logged site check, with a link.
- Same standard for everyone: if our owner were the subject of a public FDA, DOJ or court action, it would be covered and logged under the same rules.
- No links to our owner's storefront from editorial content.
- Right of reply: any named business can send a correcting record (see corrections).
Endorsements and advertising
We do not accept payment, free product or other compensation for coverage, and we carry no affiliate links. If that ever changes, the relationship will be disclosed clearly next to the content it affects, consistent with the FTC's Endorsement Guides (16 CFR Part 255).