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A sermorelin tracker, with its approval history in brief.

Sermorelin was once an approved US medicine and is no longer marketed under that approval. PepLabo records your vial and doses; this page explains the history.

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A vial in PepLabo showing the amount left

How to track sermorelin in PepLabo

  1. Add the sermorelin vial

    Enter the amount in the vial and the water you added, or scan the label to fill in the text. Lot, reconstitution date and expiry are optional.

  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 the dose and the units

    The calculator turns the amount you were prescribed into units on a U-100 syringe. Each log lowers the vial level and updates the estimate of doses left.

  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. Keep a history you can share

    Every dose stays in your history. Export it as a file or create a PDF report (Pro) to show your clinician.

Sermorelin at a glance

DetailWhat the sources say
What it isGHRH(1-29), the shortest fragment with the hormone’s full activity
US historyApproved as Geref; discontinued by the maker in 2008, approval withdrawn in 2009
FDA determinationNot withdrawn for reasons of safety or effectiveness (Federal Register, 2013)
Marketed under the original approval?No

From the sources to the app

What the sources sayWhat PepLabo does with it
No product is marketed under the original approval, so there is no current label to follow [1].PepLabo pre-fills nothing: the calculator has no default amount, and the use period after mixing stays empty until you enter it.
The approval history spans a diagnostic use and growth hormone deficiency in children [2].The library entry lists the status with sources and dates, so you can see what has changed.

What PepLabo does and does not do

PepLabo doesPepLabo does not
Record each dose with the date, time and amount you enter, and the site for injectionsSuggest a dose, a schedule change or a medicine
Remind you 15 minutes before, at the dose time, and 30 minutes after a missed doseTell you what to do after a missed dose; the leaflet and your prescriber do
Put check-ins, weight and doses on one timelineInterpret symptoms or judge progress
Keep your records on your phone, with no account needed to trackUse analytics, advertising or tracking SDKs, or write to Apple Health
Create a PDF of your dose log for your clinician (Pro)Replace your clinician or pharmacist

PepLabo is a tracking app. It does not sell, supply or recommend any substance, and nothing on this page is medical advice. Status details are summarised from the sources below as of the update date.

Questions

Can I keep sermorelin on a late-evening reminder?

You can set any reminder time your schedule needs, including late evening. PepLabo keeps the time; the timing itself comes from you or your clinician.

Does PepLabo tell me what sermorelin dose to take?

No. The amount, the timing and the treatment are decided by you and your prescriber; PepLabo writes down what was decided and reminds you when it is due.

Can I log sermorelin if it is not currently marketed as an approved medicine?

Yes. PepLabo records whatever you enter and does not check where a product came from. Its library shows the regulatory status of sermorelin with sources. Whether to use any substance is a decision for you and a qualified clinician, within the law where you live.

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