BioHack Track: Peptide & GLP-1

A DOSE IN IU NOW SAYS IU ON EVERY SCREEN If your protocol steps through several doses — a titration or a cycle — the lower steps could be labelled mg on the plan screen while the rest of the app correctly showed IU. It happened when no inventory item was linked to the protocol: with no vial to read the unit from, those steps fell back to the label they were first saved with. Nothing you entered has changed. The number is the one you typed. What changed is where the label comes from: a step can no longer be shown in a different kind of unit than the protocol it belongs to. Anything already saved that way is corrected when you open the app. Steps that deliberately use a smaller unit of the same kind — 500 mcg inside a protocol written in mg — are untouched, because that is a real way to write a titration. YOUR WIDGET NOW SHOWS THE RIGHT AMOUNT TO DRAW On a day covered by a titration or cycle step, the widget paired that step's dose with the protocol's usual unit. For a step written in a different unit it showed the wrong label and worked out the syringe amount from it. The widget now takes both the amount and the unit from the same place the app does. For personal tracking only, not medical advice.