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Manage peptides safely and accurately with this comprehensive companion app. It offers intuitive tools for calculating dosages, tracking schedules, and monitoring health progress for both new and experienced users.
What's New in Peptide Ninja
1.7.0
July 25, 2026
New: Health Reports — export a branded PDF or CSV of your peptide doses, blood pressure, blood sugar, and weight for any date range, ready to share with your doctor. Dose history now shows injection site and syringe units. Blood pressure, blood sugar, and weight readings show color-coded health levels at a glance. Schedules include a peptide dosing cadence summary. Improved login reliability and session stability, plus various bug fixes.
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Full access to logs and injection reminders.
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FAQ
What is Peptide Ninja?
Peptide Ninja is a health and fitness application designed to help users manage peptides. It provides tools for calculating dosages, tracking schedules, and monitoring health progress.
Is Peptide Ninja free to use?
Yes, Peptide Ninja is free to download and use. It also offers in-app purchases for additional features or content.
What devices does Peptide Ninja support?
Peptide Ninja is available for iPhone and iPad devices.
How accurate is Peptide Ninja for dosage calculations?
The app is designed for safe and accurate peptide management. While specific accuracy metrics are not detailed, its core function is precise dosage calculation for users.
Does Peptide Ninja integrate with other health apps?
The provided information does not specify integration with other health apps. Its focus is on internal peptide management and health progress tracking.
How often is Peptide Ninja updated?
The latest version, 1.6, was released on June 26, 2026, indicating active development and regular updates to the application.
What is the age rating for Peptide Ninja?
Peptide Ninja has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
Does Peptide Ninja have ads?
No, Peptide Ninja does not contain advertisements, as indicated by the 'hasAds' flag being false.






