Free printable
Printable injection log
Fill in your schedule and print a log with every date ready, or print a blank one. Free, no sign-up.
What to write down
- Date and time. Already filled in when you use your schedule.
- Taken. Tick it straight after the shot, so you never wonder later.
- Site. The spot number from the map, so you can rotate.
- Notes. Anything worth telling your healthcare provider, like a missed day, redness or a new box opened.
Tips for a paper log
- Keep it with your supplies and a pen, so logging is part of the routine.
- Print next month's sheet before this one runs out.
- Take a photo of each finished sheet, in case it gets lost.
- Bring your sheets to appointments. A written record is easier to go through than memory.
Questions
- Can I save it as a PDF?
- Yes. Tap Print log, then choose Save as PDF (on a computer) or share the print preview to Files (on iPhone).
- What if I take shots twice a day?
- Pick "Twice a day" under How often. The log gets two rows for each day, one per time.
- What are the numbers on the body map?
- Each spot has a number. Write it in the Site column so you can see where you went last and pick a different spot next time.
- Is anything I enter saved or sent anywhere?
- No. The sheet is made in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or stored.
- Is there an easier way?
- PeptideKit does the same on your iPhone: a reminder when a shot is due, one tap to log it, and the site on a body map. Your history is always with you.