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GLP-1 injections

GLP-1 Injection Tracker & Site Rotation

Log every GLP-1 injection with its site, and check the week's sites on a body map.

Peptade Application Sites screen: the week's injection sites on a front and back body map, when a site was last used, and the week's injections
Dose and site together
Where the last one went

Published by Peptade · GLP-1 injections · Updated September 2026

GLP-1 injections follow the schedule you've set for that compound, and it's easy to forget where the last one went. GLP-1 Injection Tracker asks for the site each time you log a dose, so the pattern is recorded instead of remembered.

Before your next injection, open Application Sites to see this week's injections marked on the body map. Tapping a muscle shows how long ago you last used it, from your recent history.

Peptade doesn't recommend sites — site selection comes from a licensed healthcare provider. The map is a record of where you've injected, not advice on where to inject next.

Rotation built into every GLP-1 dose

Frequently asked questions

Because the time between doses makes the last site easy to forget. A logged site is a record you can check on the map later, instead of a guess.

Step back week by week on the Application Sites map, or open Dose History to see your recent doses day by day, each with its site.

Yes. Each GLP-1 dose you log comes off the pen or vial's remaining amount. Peptide Vial Tracker explains the countdown and how to start a new pen or vial.

Yes. Use Log Past Dose in Dose History and set the date and time you took it; the form won't accept a time in the future.

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Peptade is for tracking and education only. It is not medical advice, a diagnosis, or a prescription, and it does not tell you to take, start, stop or buy anything. See the Medical Disclaimer.