What's in the guide
- Understand: what a peptide is, why approved, compounded and "research use only" products are different things, and what the evidence actually covers for names like BPC-157, tesamorelin, KPV and MOTS-c.
- Decide: a one-page decision brief, a side-by-side comparison, five separate source checks, what a certificate of analysis does and doesn't prove, and ten questions to take to a prescriber or pharmacist.
- Record: how to keep a private record, trace every vial by lot, keep the plan separate from what actually happened, and avoid the units, mL and mg mix-ups behind many dosing errors.
- Store, travel, share: following each product's own storage instructions, documenting a temperature excursion, airport and border rules, and putting together a short summary for an appointment.
What's in the logbook
Printable sheets that match the guide: Start here (contacts and key), Lists, Decision brief, Source and document check, Summary, Vials, Plan, Administration log, Site rotation, Wellness, Labs, Storage, Travel and a Visit summary. The long logs print in landscape. Print extra copies of any sheet as you fill it.
Questions
Do I need to give an email address?
No. Both files download directly from this page, with no sign-up and no tracking inside the PDFs.
Can I fill in the logbook on screen?
Print it, or open a copy in a PDF app that lets you write or type on pages. Keep the original download blank as your master copy.
Does the toolkit tell me what dose to use?
No. It helps you check a product and its source, and record what you were prescribed and what actually happened. Your prescriber sets the dose; the calculator converts a dose you already have into syringe units.
Where do the facts in the guide come from?
Each statement is numbered to a source at the back of the guide, mostly the FDA, CDC, TSA, the State Department, FDA drug labels and published studies. The links were checked when this edition was made.