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Set up protocol
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Add compounds
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Log your first dose
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Track bloodwork
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Guide · 2026

How to Track a
Peptide Protocol

Running peptides without tracking is running with no feedback loop. Here's exactly how to set up a proper protocol tracking system in 2026 — from download to first dose logged.

The 5-Step Setup

1
Download Protocol and let Pro unlock

Free download, iOS and Android. Pro unlocks automatically for 14 days — no opt-in, no credit card. You'll see all features immediately. Use the full 14 days before deciding on annual.

2
Create a protocol and add your compounds

Tap 'New Protocol.' Name it specifically — 'BPC-157 Knee Recovery Q2 2026.' Add each compound from the 81-compound library. The app pulls research data, dosing ranges, and half-life info automatically. Add supplements and habits if they're part of the same goal.

3
Reconstitute your first vial and log it

Open the calculator. Enter your vial amount (mg), target dose (mcg), and preferred draw units. Custom Draw mode tells you exactly how much BAC water to add to hit your target syringe mark. Save the vial — Protocol tracks remaining doses and sends a low-stock alert before you run out.

4
Log every dose for 30 days

One-tap logging from the home screen or directly from the notification. Date, dose, site — done in under 10 seconds. After 30 days you have real data. Patterns become visible. The AI can respond to your actual protocol, not hypotheticals.

5
Use the AI and bloodwork features

Ask Protocol's AI about your specific compounds — it knows what you've logged. Check your interaction pairs. Log your bloodwork after each panel. After 60 days you have a protocol journal that would take a year to build in a spreadsheet.

Start Tracking Your Protocol

14 days Pro free. Custom Draw calculator, AI research, injection site rotation — all included.

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Beginner guide: Peptide Protocol Basics →

Advanced: Advanced Protocol Tracking →

Android: Android Peptide Tracking App →