Visual identity

A small mark for careful research.

Our monogram combines the initials behind Peptide Choice Guide with a magnifying glass: a simple reminder to read, compare and keep questions visible.

The Peptide Choice Guide PCG monogram

What the mark brings together

The white P represents Peptide. The open outer C frames the mark and supports the idea of Choice: a decision made by comparing what is visible, not by accepting a claim uncritically.

The green G is deliberately round and continues into the magnifying-glass handle. It represents Guide: a route through documentation, research and limitations rather than a shortcut to a conclusion.

The small green point is a data point or research detail. It is there to suggest that clear answers usually begin with something small that can be checked.

What we want it to communicate

Curiosity

The magnifying glass is an invitation to look more closely at sources, labels and evidence.

Clarity

The letters are combined into one compact sign: technical information can be organized without being made more complicated than it is.

Independence

The mark belongs to the guide, not to a supplier or product. It reflects an editorial commitment to make commercial relationships visible and keep conclusions separate from them.

Editorial note: A visual identity is not a quality seal, laboratory certification or product endorsement. It identifies Peptide Choice Guide as an independent educational resource.