# A precise objection is welcome

> Corrections at Big Sky Peptides — Corrections and correspondence at Big Sky Peptides: identify the passage, the cited paper and the population or finding that needs a closer look.

**Corrections and correspondence**

The most useful correction points to a sentence and the finding that would change it.

## Identifying a factual problem

A useful correction includes the page path, the sentence at issue and the paper's title or identifier. The population, experimental condition and measured outcome are especially helpful: a discrepancy in any of those can change the whole claim.

Confusion between native DSIP and an analogue would be a serious error here. I also care about the difference between a change in brain-wave activity and a reported change in sleep. The [reading list](/references) and the [rabbit comparison](/rabbits) provide starting points for checking those distinctions.

## Correspondence availability

No contact email or message form is currently published for Big Sky Peptides. This page cannot receive a correction or a private message.

The site is for discussion of published experiments. I cannot review personal symptoms, interpret a private medical record or advise on treatment. The [about page](/about) describes that boundary.

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At Big Sky Peptides the published DSIP experiments take me through artificial nights; the essays here offer no medical advice.