Kanika

Kanika is an independent developer who built PepFormula after seeing how often the same calculation — how much liquid to draw from a vial — goes wrong in forums and comment sections. The site's premise is narrow on purpose: do the arithmetic perfectly, show the formulas openly, and cite an official source for every clinical number so readers never have to take this site's word for anything.

Kanika is not a medical professional, pharmacist, or researcher — and the site is built around that honesty. PepFormula does not recommend doses, protocols, or products. It does math, and it links to the FDA labels, peer-reviewed trials, and official guidance where the clinical facts live.

What Kanika personally reviews before anything is published

Formula correctness — every worked example is recalculated by hand, not just by the code

Source links — each cited FDA label, trial, or guidance page is fetched and checked (a link that 404s doesn't ship)

Numbers in context — dose tables and examples are cross-checked against the concentration math

Internal links — every link on the page must resolve; phantom links get fixed before publish

Scope — anything drifting into dosing advice or protocol territory gets cut, not softened

Corrections

Calculation errors are treated as the highest-priority work on the site. If you find a wrong number, a broken source, or a formula that doesn't match the methodology, report it via the contact page — reported errors are checked against the published methodology and corrected, with the page's review date updated.

What Kanika personally reviews before anything is published

What Kanika does not do

Corrections

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