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Injection Site Tracker for Rotation

Mark where you inject on a body map, and see how long ago you last used each site.

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
Weekly body map
Log site with each dose

Published by Peptade · Site tracker · Updated September 2026

Injecting in the same spot repeatedly is easy to do by accident. Injection Site Tracker keeps a front-and-back body map of the week's injections, each marked with a dot, so a pattern is easy to see.

Log a site when you log a dose, and the map updates. You don't have to keep a mental list of where the last few injections went.

The map only reflects sites you've entered. Tap a muscle to see how many days ago you last used it — a bookkeeping convenience computed from your own logs, not a recommendation, because site selection must come from a licensed healthcare provider.

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Frequently asked questions

No. The map shows where you've injected and, when you tap a muscle, how many days ago you last used it, computed from your own logs. Peptade doesn't pick a next site; site selection must come from a licensed healthcare provider.

Rotating sites is a common practice for injectable use. Peptade's map is a record-keeping aid; talk to a licensed healthcare provider about what rotation pattern is right for you.

No. The map combines the week's injections from every compound you track; the list under it names the compound for each one.

For an injectable compound, yes: the log form waits for you to tap the site on the body map before it saves. Oral, topical and nasal compounds have no site to log.

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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.