No installation needed. Search the current public snapshot below.
Search covers records TitrateLab has ingested, not all published evidence. A report reference does not authenticate a product. Study type and limitations matter; these tools do not provide medical advice.
KEEP YOUR RESEARCH IN CONTEXT
Choose your workspace.
FOR YOUR BROWSER
TitrateLab for Chrome
Highlight a compound or study identifier, open the extension, and search. View results in the popup or open the full evidence page.
Version 0.1.0 · Unpacked installation Not published in Chrome Web Store.
Install in Chrome
Download and unzip the extension package.
Open chrome://extensions in Chrome.
Enable Developer mode, then choose Load unpacked.
Select the extracted folder containing manifest.json, then pin TitrateLab Evidence.
Open the popup, choose an evidence type, and search. “Use selected text” reads only your current selection after you choose it. It does not send the selection until you submit the search.
FOR YOUR AI ASSISTANT
TitrateLab Evidence MCP
Give a compatible assistant read-only access to the same evidence. Ask for research records, report references, or trial registrations with links you can inspect.
Use a client that supports Streamable HTTP MCP servers. Public lookup needs no TitrateLab account.
Connect an MCP client
Open your client’s MCP server or connector settings.
Add a remote server named TitrateLab Evidence.
Paste the endpoint above and choose Streamable HTTP if a transport is requested.
Ask: “Find research on retatrutide and link the original sources. Separate clinical trials from preclinical evidence.”
Client configuration differs. This server reads a published evidence snapshot; it cannot modify records or reveal protected Pro report content.
KNOW WHAT YOU ARE READING
Sources visible. Boundaries clear.
Public lookup and account access
Public lab-report results provide identity, attribution, and dates. Look up a TitrateLab record ID or a lab-qualified report number, such as janoshik:123419, or combine a compound with its batch code. Additional measurements, original documents, and protected report history remain subject to existing TitrateLab account access rules. Research results link to ingested records and original sources; publisher access restrictions still apply.
Privacy by action
The extension has no analytics, advertising, browsing-history collection, background page scanning, or persistent search storage. It reads selected text only when you choose “Use selected text.” Only the query fields you submit are sent to TitrateLab, without your page URL or full-page contents. Selected text is sent only if you submit it as part of a search. Clipboard access is used only when you choose “Copy citation.”
TitrateLab receives submitted searches and routine request information such as IP address for service operation and rate limiting. See the Evidence tool privacy disclosure and TitrateLab privacy policy. Your MCP client has its own data handling.
Copy a citation from a result to retain its TitrateLab evidence page and available original research source. A citation identifies the evidence; it does not imply product approval, clinical effectiveness, or complete market coverage.
