Guides

How to track it,
and what the numbers mean.

Written for people already running a protocol. Each one links to the calculator or the compound page that does the actual work, so you are never reading a description of arithmetic you could just run.

Starting out

Before the first dose: choosing what to track it in, and getting the vial into a syringe.

Running a protocol

The two families most people are actually on, and what each one needs recorded.

Doing it well over months

The habits that decide whether six months of logging is readable afterwards.

Taking it to a clinician

What a prescriber wants, in the order they ask for it.

Common questions

Who are these written for?

People already running a protocol, not people deciding whether to. They assume you know what you are taking and focus on how to record it so the record is worth something later.

Do the guides tell me what to take?

No. They cover tracking — what to record, when, and how to read it back. Nothing here recommends a compound or a dose; see the editorial policy.

Do I need the app to use these?

No. Each guide links to the free calculator or compound page that does the actual work, and all of those are on the open web with no signup.

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Longer reads

Work it out