The 2026 Peptide User Survey

Most of what gets said about how people actually use peptides comes from forums, sellers and anecdotes. There is very little data on the basics: how many people get blood work, how they get it, what they would pay for, and where the gaps are. So we are asking.

The survey takes about 2 minutes. Every question is optional, and it is about peptides in general, not about our app.

What we are asking

Nine questions in three groups.

• Blood work. Whether you have had any in the last 12 months and how you got it, which markers you would want on a panel, at-home kit or lab draw, what you would pay for one panel, and how often you would test.
• What people would pay for. Blood panels, a licensed provider who can prescribe, independent purity testing of peptides, or 1:1 coaching.
• Access and frustrations. How you usually get peptides (with a "prefer not to say" option), and your biggest frustration with peptides right now, in your own words.

How the results will be published

The survey is open from 2 November to 30 November 2026. We will publish the combined results on this page in December 2026: the number of responses, the share choosing each answer, and a summary of the written answers.

Results are only ever published as totals. We do not publish individual answers, and we do not quote written answers in a way that identifies anyone. Please leave names and contact details out of the written answer.

Method and limitations

• Who is asked. People on the Peptide AI email list (app users and past sign-ups) and anyone who finds this page.
• Format. An online form with nine optional questions: seven multiple choice, one pick-any list of markers, and one free-text answer.
• Sample. Respondents choose to take part, and most come from our own users. That makes the sample self-selected and not representative of everyone who uses peptides. We will report it that way, alongside the number of responses for each question.
• Funding. Peptide AI runs and pays for the survey. Our editorial policy applies.

How to cite

For questions about the survey or the data, email [email protected].