Evidence architecture · Peptide Index

Code-status data dictionary

The fields and freshness rules used by Peptide Index’s current eligible code-status records.

Why this exists

This page explains what a code-status record contains, how it ages, and which fields remain unavailable unless directly observed.

Peptide Index does not sell products, process payments, or provide individualized medical advice. Records on this page are editorial information with explicit evidence limits.

Core record fields

Vendor identifier, canonical destination domain, code as entered, normalized code, recorded UTC/local timestamp, status label, and an evidence reference when one is available.

Observed transaction fields

Cart products, quantity, pre-discount subtotal, discount value, post-discount subtotal, currency, shipping/tax outcome, minimums, exclusions, and first-order or repeat-order context are shown only when actually observed.

Freshness states

0–7 days is Recently checked; 8–21 days is Previously checked — recheck recommended; more than 21 days is Verification outdated. No state implies continuous monitoring.

Missing data rule

Unknown fields remain unknown. Peptide Index does not infer a delivered total, eligibility, province performance, or product quality from an incomplete record.

Machine-readable exports

The current eligible record table is available for inspection with stable headers and an explicit schema version.

Browse eligible vendor records

Open the central directory for reviews, score context, and vendor-reference records.

How listings are maintained

Read the editorial maintenance model and the difference between a listing update and a transaction verification.

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