PEPTIDE PROTOCOLS
71 compounds. One record of the protocol, dose by dose.
Kinosis records the protocol your clinician sets — dose, unit, route, weekdays, cycles, timing — and every dose, injection site and side effect between visits.
What Kinosis tracks
Dose and unit
mcg, mg, IU, mL or syringe units, exactly as set. A dose far outside the usual range for its unit gets one question, never a correction.
Route and injection site
Subcutaneous, intramuscular, nasal, oral or topical. The site of each injection, with the last one shown before the next.
Schedules and cycles
Set weekdays, every few days, weekly, on/off cycles and pauses. Reminders come only on due days; nothing is due or missed during an off period.
Timing and fasting
The time of day and fasting your clinician set, shown in each reminder and confirmed with one tap.
Adherence on expected doses
A weekly injection taken once is one of one, not one of seven. A dose never confirmed counts as missed.
Side effects per item
When you tie a symptom to a compound (“the site is red after the BPC”), it is recorded against that item.
Log in a sentence, in the app or on WhatsApp: “took 250 mcg BPC, left abdomen”.
For prescribers
- Design your protocols: every compound with its dose, unit, route, weekdays, cycle, timing and fasting.
- Share them with the practitioners you train: they import their own copy, credited to you.
- Follow each patient between visits: adherence per compound, injection sites, side effects, and alerts when a cycle is ending or a side effect repeats.
Compounds
Routes and the default unit Kinosis checks against. Regulatory status is shown where a primary source confirms it.