The production slate — 10 videos, 3 platforms
This is the brief for creators filming paid creative for Arctic. It is not the organic kit and it is not a general "post what you like" ask. Each slot below is a specific video, for a specific platform, with the rules that platform actually enforces.
How you get paid, and why this changed
Your video runs through Trybe, and you earn your Trybe commission on the sales it drives. That is the whole model. Earlier Arctic creative was filmed by creators and then run from Arctic's own ad account, which meant the people who made it earned nothing from it. That was wrong and it is why the first batch went quiet.
There is no cash bounty attached to filming. No Venmo, no flat fee for a submission. What you get is commission on what your work actually sells, for as long as it runs. If a video performs, it keeps paying you.
If you were promised something different earlier, say so and we will honour it.
The one rule that decides everything: the three platforms are not the same
Most rejected peptide creative fails because a creator shot one video and posted it everywhere. These are genuinely different regimes.
| | TikTok | Snapchat | Meta | |---|---|---|---| | Vial on camera | Never. It is the single most reliable rejection trigger in the account — "Prohibited Industry: Medicine & Supplements", every time. | Yes. Competitors run vials as the hero shot and clear review. | Careful. Removals have been item-specific. | | Compound name spoken or on screen | Never | Avoid | Avoid | | Discount code in the creative | Avoid | Yes — this works on Snap | Avoid | | Research-use disclaimer on screen at the start | Required | Required | Required | | Affiliate disclosure on screen and spoken | Required | Required | Required |
If you only remember one thing: a TikTok video with a vial in frame will be rejected. A Snapchat video without one is leaving performance on the table.
The full detail is in what-gets-you-banned and ad-safe. Read those before you film.
The slate
Ten slots. Claim one, tell us which, and film it your way — the concept and the platform are fixed, the execution is yours. Your voice beats our script every time.
TikTok — no vials, no names, documentation-led
1 · The lot check — the flagship. Read a lot number off a label, look it up on the public COA library, show it matching on camera. No cutaway, no edit at the moment of the match. Full brief: the-lot-check.
2 · Three red flags — the three things you check before buying from any supplier in this category, run on a real site. Works because it is useful whether or not the viewer buys.
3 · "Can you verify that with the lab that issued it?" — the question almost nobody asks a supplier, and what a good answer looks like. Ends at an independent verification page, not at us.
4 · A percentage with no method next to it — why "99.9% pure" alone means very little, explained in thirty seconds. This one makes people feel smart, which is why it travels.
Snapchat — vials allowed, offer in the creative
5 · Unboxing, straight — the parcel, the seal, the label, the lot number. No claims, no outcomes, just what actually turns up. Vials in frame are fine here. End on the code.
6 · Anchorage Americana — where it ships from and who packs it. Snow, small team, tracking number. This is the angle competitors cannot copy because they are not in Alaska.
7 · Side-by-side paperwork — your vial next to the published report for that exact lot, on screen together. The strongest thing Arctic has, and Snap lets you show the vial while you do it.
Meta — middle ground, documentation-led with product allowed carefully
8 · "I checked before I ordered" — your own account of vetting a supplier, first person, no outcome claims. Personal story is allowed; what happened in your body is not.
9 · The library stays public — older lots are not deleted when a batch sells out. Show the archive. Quietly damning of everyone who only publishes current stock.
10 · Your pick — genuinely open. If you have seen something work in this category that is not on this list, film that and tell us why. The best creative in this space has never come from a brief.
What every video needs, no exceptions
- Research-use disclaimer as visible on-screen text at the start, inside the middle 80% of frame so platform UI cannot cover it
- Affiliate disclosure on screen and spoken — "affiliate, I earn a commission if you use my link or code". The platform's paid-partnership toggle does not count on its own
- No dose, no protocol, no amount, no frequency, no duration
- No outcome, no condition, no "studied for" — a hedge reads to a reviewer as a claim with extra words
- No before/after, no physique, no body imagery
- Shoot at 1080 wide or better and record real audio. Most creator submissions to date have failed a basic technical check before anyone even looked at the content — 406px wide and inaudible. A great idea at 406px cannot be run.
Sending it in
Submit through Trybe so the attribution and your commission are attached from the start. Tell us the slot number you filmed. If you want a second opinion before you publish, ask — we would rather check it first than watch it get pulled.
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