Findings · census run August 2026 · Standard v1.1
Findings
A findings piece reports what the Standard produced when it was applied to the whole field, not to one seller. Every number carries its census, its denominator and its roster, generated from the ledger at build time so a piece cannot drift from the records it summarizes.
A findings piece ranks nothing, recommends nothing, and carries no partner link. The ledger is where dispositions live; this is where the ledger is read in aggregate.
Finding · criterion S3
How many peptide sellers name the pharmacy that fills the order?
8 of 25 sellers pass S3. A minority. Most sellers substitute a legal category, such as a licensed 503A pharmacy, for a facility a reader could look up in a state board register.
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Finding · criterion S6
How many storefronts, and how many companies?
25 records, 37 storefronts. Fewer companies than storefronts. Five records in the ledger are filed under more than one consumer domain, and one company names seven websites it operates in a single sentence of its own terms.
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Method and null semantics: how checks are performed. Dispositions recorded against Standard v1.1.