Foundations first (how peptides work, units, reconstitution, safety, the hierarchy). Then pick your goal and read the cards it points to.
Collect the pre-checks of the protocol you are considering with a clinician, and score the vendor: no certificate of analysis for the lot, no order.
Choose the protocol, load its loadable components in the Calculator (single subcutaneous doses only), start the Tracker on day one, review at day 30.
Every reported dose with its provenance and 728 PubMed references you can open. Works on your phone and offline.
Install it: open it in Safari or Chrome, tap Share or the menu, then Add to Home Screen.
How peptides work, how to read a study, units and math, reconstitution and storage, routes and technique, safety architecture, the hierarchy, your first 30 days.
Seventeen cards: incretin analogs, GH fragments, GHRH and GHRP secretagogues, IGF-1 variants and the myostatin pathway.
Eight cards: BPC-157, TB-500, GHK-Cu, KPV, LL-37, Thymosin Alpha-1, Thymalin, ARA-290.
Sixteen cards: Semax, Selank, Dihexa, Cerebrolysin, DSIP, Epitalon, MOTS-c, SS-31, Humanin, FOXO4-DRI, NAD+, PT-141, Melanotan II, Kisspeptin, Oxytocin, Argireline.
The 14 protocols. Apply, in this product, means: reported doses with their provenance, a week-by-week schedule, pre-checks, monitoring, stop rules, an exit plan, a tracker, and a conversation with a clinician before the first dose.
The same content as one file, for reading on a tablet or printing. The zip below has everything.
The dose math in the app, in a spreadsheet with visible formulas, and on paper with worked examples and a units grid.
How the market works, the certificate of analysis line by line, ten red flags, the vendor scorecard (interactive in the app) and the arrival checklist.
What to log, the weekly log, the day-30 review and the decision rules. Tracker in the app, in a spreadsheet and as printable sheets.
The compound for your goal, graded per goal, with what to rule out first, budget notes and which protocol to open. In the app: goal picker plus WADA and injection-route filters, and the same written map.
The three steps and this address, to print or keep on the phone.
Every PDF, both spreadsheets, the app as a single HTML file and the zip.
Yes. Bookmark it or add it to your home screen. New cards, new references and app updates land here at no extra cost.
No. Every dose is reported with its source: a drug label, a study with its PMID, or the explicit tag that it is commonly cited in non-clinical use and not validated in trials. The decision belongs to you and a licensed clinician.
Every citation carries a PMID. Click it in the app or type pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/PMID in a browser. Chapter 2 of Module 1 teaches you to read the abstract in five minutes.
Your add-ons are listed in the same email with their own links. If one is missing, reply to the email and a person fixes it.
No. Smart Buyer teaches you to vet any supplier: the certificate of analysis line by line, the ten red flags and a 100-point scorecard. Naming vendors would go stale in months and would turn an educational product into a referral; the method does not.
Because none is, in the sources cited. Every card has an avoid list; synergies appear only where a study, a label or a consistent clinical use supports them.
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