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What to put in each entry
Record the amount actually taken, its units, and the actual date and time. For an injection, include the site if you want to refer back to it. If you enter a dose later, retain its original date rather than today’s date.
What to record alongside it
Add symptoms, weight measurements, and notes that you want to discuss at your next appointment. These are observations from your life; the app cannot determine that a medication caused a change.
When your prescription changes
Update future entries to match your clinician’s new instructions while keeping previous doses intact. Do not overwrite historical amounts to make the log match your current prescription.
Start with your own history
Import supported CSV records if you are moving from another tracker, then check a few entries against the original file. For missed doses or medication decisions, use your exact product’s prescribing information and your care team. The reference below is for a specific approved product; compounded preparations are not established as equivalent by this page.
Sources & further reading
Educational information, not medical advice. If something feels urgent or wrong, contact your clinician or emergency services.