These are good resources you are posting.
I feel we need something more simplified for the casual researcher.
There is a certain guy who has a site and he explains them well in some threads but he is also very protective of anything he writes and won't allow it off of his site. He would put a hit on me if I were to pull a copy and paste job on his work lol
I know of an expert that I might be able to talk into helping put a manual of the more popular peptides together, with mixing, dosages, cycle lengths for the research animals., Something practical that anyone can easily understand.
A big reason more guys aren't taking advantage of peptides is simply because they don't understand them and how to use them effectively on their research subjects.
I stayed on the basics AAS and HGH for a long time and it's time I get with the times and include more peptides. They are cost effective and certain ones are nothing short of amazing in the changes they can produce to a hamsters body