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Vial price and your dose in; cost per dose, per mg, per week, per month and per year out — plus how long a vial lasts and how many you will get through in a year.
Divide the vial price by how many doses it holds, and the vial holds its total mg divided by your dose. A $45 vial of 10 mg dosed at 250 mcg is 40 doses, so $1.13 a dose. Add shipping to the vial price first if you want the real number.
Because vial sizes differ, and a bigger vial at a higher price is often cheaper per mg. Cost per mg is the only figure that lets you compare two vendors honestly — it is what BioHack Track ranks your sources by, cheapest first.
No, only what you enter. Consumables are usually small next to the compound, but if you want them counted, add a share of them into the shipping field.
Spend so far, plus what it will cost to keep going at your current rate until you reach a weight or body-fat target. The app computes it from your logged spend and your actual trend — it is in the financial report, alongside cost per pound lost.
Yes. Put the price on the vial once and BioHack Track carries it through every dose you log — cost per dose, per week, per month, remaining inventory value, and a ranked comparison of every vendor you have bought from.
This does arithmetic on the numbers you enter. It does not recommend a dose. Dosing decisions belong with you and your prescriber.