Creating a custom compound

A custom compound is one you create yourself. Make one for something the library does not have, or to keep a separate copy of a library compound. You manage them in Settings. They work like any library compound.

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1

Open custom compounds

Open Settings and tap Custom compounds.

Tap New to create one.

Custom compoundsNew
No custom compounds yet
Create your own compound for something not in the library, or to keep a separate copy of one.
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Name it

Pick Single for one compound or Blend for several in one vial. This example is a single compound.

Enter a Name. This guide uses Exenatide.

New compoundSave
Single
Blend
Name
Exenatide
Half-life
2.4hours
With a half-life set, protocols for this compound show an estimate of how much is still in your body.
Notes
Optional
3

Add a half-life

A Half-life is optional. Enter it if you know it, like 2.4 hours for Exenatide.

With a half-life set, protocols for this compound estimate how much is still in your body. Tap Save.

New compoundSave
Single
Blend
Name
Exenatide
Half-life
2.4hours
With a half-life set, protocols for this compound show an estimate of how much is still in your body.
Notes
Optional
4

Find it in your compounds

Your new compound now sits in your Custom compounds list.

You can use it anywhere now. Open it later to edit or delete it.

Custom compoundsNew
Exenatide
5

Create a protocol from it

When you add a protocol, search for your compound in the picker.

It shows up with a Custom tag. Tap it, the same as any library compound.

Select compound
Exenatide
1 result
ExenatideCustom
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Add supply for it

Open the protocol you built and scroll to Inventory.

Tap Add supply to add a vial. Your supply attaches to the compound.

Protocol detailsEdit
Schedule
FrequencyOnce daily
Times8:00 am
StartsJan 9
EndsOngoing
Dosing
Each dose10 mcg
Inventory
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These guides explain how to use the app. They are for educational purposes only and are not medical advice. Talk to a licensed clinician about your own protocol.