Verification is a process, not a badge.
What must be documented before a product can become active in the PeptideC catalog.
Identify the actual product
Record its manufacturer or responsible supplier, full label ingredients, package size, variant, current photograph, directions and warnings. A supplier listing or a familiar ingredient name does not replace the product record.
Check authentic evidence
Connect each quality claim to an authentic, relevant document and record who verified it and when. A certificate or test report should match the sample, batch and claim being made. PeptideC does not invent COAs, laboratory results, stock counts or certification marks.
Verify the market and customer terms
The product record must identify verified sales destinations and the basis for that eligibility, plus real delivery estimates and return terms. A product may be available in one market without being eligible in another.
Separate supplier statements and verified facts
A supplier assertion remains an assertion until checked. The admin workflow keeps unverified products in draft. Only eligible cosmetics and collagen-based product categories are supported; prescription and unapproved injectable peptide sales are not part of this consumer storefront.
Current status
No supplier catalog or product-verification documentation has been connected to this build. The store deliberately starts without purchasable products. This is a launch dependency, not a claim that any prospective supplier has passed review.