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When will my supply run out?
Count what you have, add your schedule, and see the date you run out and when to reorder. Free, no sign-up.
How the dates are worked out
- Adds up your shots: what's left in the one you're using, plus every unopened vial or pen times the shots in each.
- Lays out your schedule from your next shot, skipping any break weeks.
- Finds the first shot you won't have and counts back your lead time to give a reorder date.
It only counts. It doesn't suggest amounts or schedules. Follow the instructions from your healthcare provider.
Tips to never run out
- Recount whenever you open a new vial or pen, so the dates stay right.
- If one is lost, damaged or past its date, leave it out of the count.
- Add the reorder reminder to your calendar so you don't have to remember.
- Allow extra time around holidays, when deliveries are slower.
Questions
- Why does it count shots instead of mg or mL?
- Because the number of shots is what you actually run out of. Count how many shots one vial or pen gives you (your label or your healthcare provider can tell you) and the calculator does the rest.
- Does it handle on/off cycles?
- Yes. Pick "On/off cycle" under Breaks. Shots in the off weeks aren't counted, so your supply lasts longer and the dates move out.
- What lead time should I pick?
- However long it usually takes from ordering to having it in hand, plus a little extra. If in doubt, pick the longer option.
- Is anything I enter saved or sent anywhere?
- No. Everything is worked out in your browser. The calendar file is made on your device and nothing is uploaded.
- Can the app keep count for me?
- Yes. In PeptideKit your supply goes down each time you log a shot, you get a low-stock alert, and you can see about how many days you have left.
Let your supply count itself
PeptideKit takes each logged shot off your supply and alerts you when it's running low.
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