Weekly digest
Last seven days, on one page — what you injected, what hurt, what's due. Print it for your prescriber or keep it in your own records.
Weekly-digest FAQ
Why only severity 3 and above?
Below severity 3 is usually expected-and-managed (mild injection soreness, slight appetite change). Surfacing those crowds the signal. Severity 3+ is the threshold where a reasonable clinician would want to hear it. You can still view all entries on the side-effect log directly.
Why 4 weeks ahead for bloodwork?
Four weeks is the typical booking lag for a lipid panel or IGF-1 draw at most clinics. If it's due within four weeks we flag it so you can book the appointment now. Already-overdue protocols are surfaced regardless of how long ago they drifted.
Is any data sent anywhere when I open this page?
No. The digest is static HTML plus a JavaScript module. The module reads your browser's localStorage — the same storage the other three pages already use — and renders the summary locally. The page loads one external resource at the moment: the shared stylesheet. There are no analytics beacons or third-party scripts.
Can I print this and bring it to my prescriber?
Yes — that's what the Print button does. The stylesheet collapses the nav, hides the FAQ, and expands every section so the full digest fits on a single A4 or Letter page. If you'd rather save a PDF, most browsers' Print dialog has a "Save as PDF" option.
How is "what changed since last week" computed?
We compare the current 7-day window to the prior 7-day window. Started = peptides present in this week's log and absent from last week's. Stopped = peptides present last week, absent this week. Severity shift = mean side-effect severity per peptide, this week minus last; we surface shifts of 0.5 or more on a 1–5 scale.