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Privacy policy

What this site collects (privacy-respecting analytics only when enabled), what it does not collect, and your choices.

By the MOTS-C Peptide editorial teamLast reviewed Sources: editorial review pending

Short answer

This site sets no tracking cookies and asks for no personal information. There are no accounts, no sign-ups and no contact forms. Analytics, where enabled, run in a cookieless mode and honour browser opt-out signals.

What is not collected

  • No account, name, email address or any other identifying detail is requested or stored.
  • No advertising or cross-site tracking identifiers are used.
  • No analytics or advertising cookies are written to your device.
  • Nothing typed into the search or filter controls is transmitted; filtering runs entirely in your browser.

Analytics

When analytics are enabled, the site uses Google Analytics 4 configured so that every storage type is denied by default. In that mode it sends cookieless, aggregated pings rather than setting identifiers on your device. Google signals and advertising personalisation are switched off.

Analytics do not load at all if your browser sends a Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track signal. Because nothing is stored on your device, the site shows no cookie banner.

What is recorded in that aggregated form is limited to page addresses, links followed to external sites, anonymous page-performance measurements, and use of the research tools such as applying a filter or exporting a citation list.

Local storage

One preference, your choice of light or dark reading theme, is stored in your own browser so the site remembers it. It never leaves your device and is not readable by this site’s operators. Clearing site data removes it.

Hosting

The site is served as static files by a hosting provider, which processes standard server request logs such as IP address and user agent for security and delivery. Those logs are the provider’s, not this site’s.

External links

Links to PubMed, ClinicalTrials.gov, regulator sites, databases and other external destinations take you to services with their own privacy practices, which govern what happens once you arrive. Some outbound links carry campaign parameters so the destination can attribute the referral; these identify the referring page, not you.

Children

This is a research reference aimed at adults. It is not directed at children and collects nothing from them.

Changes

If this policy changes, the date below changes with it.

Last reviewed 2026-11-11.