BioHack Track: Peptide & GLP-1

SAVE A PROTOCOL, START IT AGAIN Protocols you use often can be saved once and started again without retyping them — a compound, a dose, a cadence and a duration, kept above the built-in templates. Starting one makes a copy. Editing the saved protocol afterwards does not move a protocol you are already running. The same dose check that guards everything else guards these, including each step of a titration rather than only the headline number. YOUR ADHERENCE FIGURES ARE NOW EXACT — AND THEY WILL MOVE The expected-dose count on a provider's copy was an estimate: a weekly rate multiplied by the length of the window. It is now the same count your own Progress screen walks — day by day, honouring pauses, cycles, phases, skipped doses and rescheduled ones. So both sides of one protocol finally agree. Expect figures to shift: the estimate was a whole dosing day short on every protocol, so most will read higher. The over-dose flag changed with it. It fired above a percentage, which meant two extra doses could hide on a long protocol — 58 of 56 is only 104%. It now fires on more than one dose above what was expected, or on anything at least double, whatever the length. YOUR VIALS, AT THEIR REAL LEVEL Every vial is redrawn — neck, crimp cap, graduations, liquid at its actual level — and it is the same vial everywhere it appears: the inventory list, the detail screen, the Home Screen widget. The widget now shows the real level. It used to draw every vial the same, whatever was left. Opening a vial shows how much is left, how many doses that is at your current protocol, and the date it runs out. WHAT A CLINICIAN RECEIVES IS A LIST, NOT A LEFTOVER The file you send a provider was built by taking everything and removing what somebody remembered to remove. It is now the other way round: a section reaches a clinician only if it is on a list, so anything added later is withheld until somebody decides otherwise. No longer sent: your daily-challenge history, and your saved-food library, which has no owner and so could not be limited to one person in a household. Your food log is unchanged and still rides the Check-ins toggle, which now says so on the switch. ALSO • The doctor report lists every reading in the period. Weight and blood pressure stopped at the most recent 20, which meant a high reading older than that was simply not in the document a clinician read — and the "Start:" figure above the list was taken from a reading the list did not show. • Light mode is free. It was reaching only part of the app unless you subscribed — the setting applied and most screens ignored it. • Blood pressure is checked before it is stored. A systolic of 1200 was storable, and so was 80/120 — two ordinary numbers entered the wrong way round, which no single-field check can see. Both are refused now, with the reason shown. These are impossibility limits, not a normal range: 180/120 is a real emergency and is stored without complaint.