Compound reference
98 compounds, and how long each one lasts
This is the catalog the app ships, published as it stands. Half-life is the number that decides how often something is injected, how long it takes to reach steady state and how long it lingers after you stop. The arithmetic is in peptide half-life, explained. Figures are published population averages, not measurements of you.
34 of them have a full research summary: mechanism, pharmacokinetics, trial status and sources. Those names are links.
GLP-1
Incretin agonists and the amylin analogues stacked with them. Weekly for the most part, with half-lives long enough that a dose step takes a month to show what it does.
Peptide
Repair, growth hormone secretagogues, immune and cosmetic peptides. Half-lives here range from minutes to days, which is most of what decides the dosing schedule.
TRT
Testosterone esters and the compounds that surround them. The ester sets the half-life, and the half-life sets when a blood draw means anything.
Supplement
Non-prescription compounds people log alongside a protocol, so the picture is complete.
Vitamin
Tracked for the same reason: what you take is part of what happened.
Other
Everything that does not sit neatly in the groups above.
Typical dose ranges are in the app rather than on this page, next to the references they come from and to the log they are meant to prefill. Several compounds listed here are investigational or are not approved medicines anywhere, and nothing in this table is a recommendation to take any of them.