Get your business on the record.

What registration is

A primary-source contribution to the public record. You attach your business name, your domain, the laboratory you partner with, the license or registry id you operate under, and any documentation you want on file. Editorial reviews the submission against the seven evidence checks documented in the methodology article. A status is published when every check has been confirmed.

Registration is not endorsement. The platform never sells status, never accepts payment for placement, and never accepts payment for removal. A record is an artifact of evidence reviewed at a moment in time, not a marketing surface.

What you control

• Claim a record. Confirm domain control via DNS TXT or a meta tag. Your business gains the claimed marker; future status changes route through your verified contact.
• Attach evidence. Upload certificates of analysis, ISO 17025 attestations, and license documentation directly to your record.
• File a dispute. If a flag appears on your record, attach a public response. The original entry stays on the record; your response ships alongside it. Append-only, never deleted.
• Update your contact. Editorial reaches you at the verified email on every status change. You update it from the supplier console once accounts open in Phase 1.

What editorial controls

• Status. Verified, pending, flagged, shadow, revoked. The assignment is editorial and follows the seven evidence checks. Registering does not grant a status.
• Who else is on the record. Editorial seeds entries from public sources independent of supplier registration. Your competitors may already be listed.
• Evidence required. Lab partnership confirmed with the issuing laboratory directly, certificate hash cross-checking, licensing pulled from state and federal registries, customer evidence aggregated from public forums and marketplace records, registrar and TLS provenance, and a 24-month rolling incident window.
• The audit log. Every state change writes an append-only, hash-chained row that exports nightly to a separate credential boundary. Tampering would be detectable.

Editorial commitments

These are durable. They are written into the operator's charter and the privacy policy. They do not move.

1. Verification is free, always. No tier, no upgrade, no paid placement. A supplier with a sustaining-membership contribution and a supplier with no contribution receive identical editorial review.
2. Editorial review is independent of registration. Registering a business is a primary-source contribution to the record, not a way to influence what we publish about it.
3. Disputes append; nothing is deleted. A flagged record persists. A response from the flagged party ships alongside it. The audit trail is permanent.
4. Not the FDA. The platform does not approve products. It is not a substitute for a licensed physician, a licensed pharmacist, or your jurisdictional licensing authority.

How to register

1. 01

   Submit your information

   On the homepage submission form, switch to the Add your business tab. The form collects your name, business email, role at the business, legal business name, public URL, the laboratory you partner with, your license or registry id, and any context you want editorial to see first.

   Open the registration form →

2. 02

   Confirm domain control

   Editorial sends you a DNS TXT verification token at the verified email on the registration. You place the record on the domain you submitted. We re-check on a quarterly cycle; failures trigger a 30-day grace before any change in status.

3. 03

   Editorial review

   We work the seven evidence checks against public sources and against the documents you attach. Verified status is issued when every check passes. A pending status means the queue has not reached your record yet, or one or more checks are unresolved. We reach you at your verified email on every state change.