User-defined compounds
BPC-157 tracker for a compound you define yourself
Peptisy never suggests or names research peptides. You define BPC-157, or any compound, yourself, then log doses against it the same way as any other entry. No account required: your dose records stay on your device and your own iCloud.
BPC-157 is a research compound, not for human use. Peptisy performs arithmetic on the numbers you enter. It does not verify, endorse, or recommend using this compound.
About BPC-157
BPC-157 is a synthetic peptide sold as a research chemical. It has not been approved by the FDA, EMA, MHRA, or any other medicines regulator for any use in humans or animals.
Because it is not an approved drug, BPC-157 cannot be legally prescribed by a doctor or legally compounded by a pharmacy for human use in the United States, the EU, or the UK.
It exists only as a research material. Peptisy does not name, suggest, or template it: you add it as a custom compound and enter your own vial amount, water, and dose, the same way as any other entry in the app.
What the tracker does
User-defined compounds
Peptisy never suggests or names research peptides. Define BPC-157, or any compound, yourself and log doses against it.
Reconstitution calculator
Enter the vial amount, water added, and dose you provide to get concentration, volume per dose, and units to draw.
Injection site rotation
Log the site for each entry and see your rotation history at a glance.
Reminders
Set a reminder for each logging day, on your own schedule.
Private by design
No account required. Your log stays on your device and your own iCloud.
PDF log
Generate a plain PDF of your log for your own records.
How it works
Define BPC-157 yourself as a custom compound. Peptisy never suggests or names it for you.
Log each dose using the vial amount, water added, and dose you provide. The reconstitution calculator does the arithmetic.
Review your log, or export a plain PDF, for your own records at any time.
Peptisy for iPhone
Log doses, track vials, and generate a report for your prescriber. Data stays on your device and your own iCloud.
Frequently asked questions
Does Peptisy have a BPC-157 template?
No. Peptisy never suggests or names research peptides. You define BPC-157 yourself as a custom compound, then log doses against it the same way as any other compound.
Is BPC-157 approved for human use?
No. BPC-157 is an investigational research compound. It has not been approved by the FDA, EMA, MHRA, or any other regulator for use in humans or animals, and it cannot be legally prescribed or compounded for human use.
Does the reconstitution calculator work for BPC-157?
Yes. Enter the vial amount, water added, and dose you provide, and the calculator returns concentration, volume per dose, and units to draw. See the BPC-157 Dose Calculator page for the full regulatory disclosure.
Can I log injection sites for a research compound?
Yes. Site rotation logging works for any compound you define, including research compounds.
Does Peptisy recommend a dose or protocol for BPC-157?
No. Peptisy never recommends, suggests, or adjusts a dose, and it does not publish dosing protocols for any compound, research or approved.
Is my data private?
Peptisy does not require an account. Your log stays on your device and syncs only through your own iCloud private database.
Does Peptisy give medical advice?
No. Peptisy performs arithmetic on the numbers you enter. It does not recommend, adjust, or suggest a dose. Talk to your prescriber about your protocol.
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BPC-157 is a research compound, not for human use. Peptisy performs arithmetic on the numbers you enter. It does not verify, endorse, or recommend using this compound.