Organizing a GLP-1 or peptide protocol means tracking three things consistently: your titration week, the dose in milligrams (and its equivalent in units on a U-100 syringe), and when each dose was taken. This static guide summarizes the common conventions. It pairs with the free Peptide Tracker & Calculator, which does the math and keeps a private log for you.
Try the interactive tools: the peptide tracker app at glp1.app includes a dose calculator, a titration planner, and a private dose journal.
Most GLP-1 protocols escalate the weekly dose gradually to manage tolerability. A schedule is usually expressed as “week → dose (mg)”. Rather than reproduce clinical numbers here, use the planner in the Peptide Tracker to lay out your own weeks and see each step.
Reconstituted peptides are measured in milligrams but drawn in units on an insulin syringe, where 100 units = 1 mL. The volume you draw depends on the reconstitution concentration:
| What you know | What you need |
|---|---|
| Vial strength (mg) + water added (mL) | Concentration (mg/mL) |
| Target dose (mg) ÷ concentration | Volume (mL) → ×100 = units |
The glp1.app calculator performs this reconstitution math automatically so you don't draw the wrong volume.
A dedicated log like the one in the Peptide Tracker & Calculator keeps this organized without a spreadsheet.