Credentialing Disclosure

The Center for Peptide Education and Literacy is an independent private standards and credentialing organization. PLC credentials evaluate individuals against the Center's published private standards and do not constitute government recognition, college credit, medical licensure, veterinary licensure, prescribing authority or authorization to diagnose, treat or provide individualized medical or veterinary advice.

The Certified Peptide Literacy Educator (CPLE) credential recognizes educational competency in explaining and teaching peptide science. It is issued by the Center under its own private standards.

Holding a CPLE credential is not a medical license, veterinary license, or authorization to diagnose, prescribe, treat or provide individualized dosing recommendations.

CPLE assessment evaluates a candidate's ability to explain peptide science accurately, interpret evidence, communicate responsibly and recognize the limits of their professional scope, as described on our Certification page.

Questions about this Credentialing Disclosure may be directed to our Contact page.