Amycretin: an investigational peptide, explained with sources.

How to track amycretin in PepLabo

1. Add amycretin as you were given it

   PepLabo records any compound you enter yourself. Pick the form (pen, vial, tablets or other); the library entry shows its current status, with sources.

2. Enter your own schedule

   Every day, specific weekdays or every X days, one or more times a day, with optional on/off periods. The numbers come from you or your clinician; PepLabo keeps the time.

3. Log every dose

   Each log saves the date, time and the amount you entered. For vials the calculator converts it to U-100 units; pens and tablets need no unit math.

4. Rotate injection sites

   Tap where the injection went on a front and back body map. The last site shows on the Today screen, and a weekly heat map shows which areas rested. When you log a dose, it suggests the area you have rested longest among the ones you use, and you can always pick another.

5. Note how you feel

   A quick check-in records energy, sleep, mood and symptoms such as nausea or an injection-site reaction. You can link it to a dose from the 72 hours before; the app draws no conclusions.

6. Follow weight, share a report

   Log weight by hand or import it from Apple Health or Health Connect (Pro). A PDF of your dose log (Pro) is ready for your next appointment.

PepLabo is a tracking app. It does not sell, supply or recommend any substance, and this page is not medical advice. Investigational medicines are not approved; status details are summarised from the sources below as of the update date.