Published data

Nothing yet. We have not collected enough reports to publish a release.

If you would like to see how future releases will be formatted, review this synthetic test data report (not real reports).

Why nothing is published before a threshold

Our privacy protocol sets report thresholds for what can be published about a compound. For example, for a compound with fewer than 50 reports, we publish only its count, route, and kind of source. Once that compound reaches 50 reports, we begin publishing intended purpose, dose ranges, frequency, duration, purity testing, side effects, and whether people are still taking it. The table below is the complete list of thresholds.

Reporting thresholds for a specific compound

under 5Any group this small is not shown, in any table.

under 10Nothing for that specific compound. Its reports are counted in the total for its class.

10+ reportsIts report count, route of administration, and source type.

50+ reportsIntended purpose, dose ranges, frequency, duration, purity testing, side effects, and whether people are still taking it, finished, or stopped early.

100+ reportsOutcome by goal: of the people who took it hoping for X, how many reported no change, slight, moderate, or large improvement.

200+ reportsWhen each side effect started and whether it stopped. Percentages (with 95% confidence intervals) added beside the counts for everything above.

1,000+ reportsOutcome by goal shown side by side with other compounds used for the same goal.

When and how we publish

Monthly for the twelve months after the first release, then quarterly, in accordance with our release spec. Tables update in batches of at least five reports, so that comparing two releases shows at least five reports' answers mixed together, never fewer. Report counts are always current. Read the TL;DR and the full spec.