Realigning a schedule

Interval and cycle schedules count forward from a start day. If you miss a dose or take a break, you can realign the schedule by choosing a new start day. Days schedules do not need this, since they repeat on fixed weekdays.

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When to realign

Say you missed your KLOW dose on Jan 11.

A cycle counts forward from its original start day. After a missed dose or a break, its on and off days no longer line up with what you are actually doing.

Protocol detailsEdit
KLOW
4 mg · 5 days on / 2 days off
Schedule
Frequency5 days on, 2 days off
Times9:00 am
StartsDec 1
EndsOngoing
History
Jan 11
4 mg missed
9:00 am
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Open Edit and find the cycle start

Open the protocol and tap Edit. Scroll to the Cycle start section.

For an interval schedule it is called Interval start. By default it follows your start date.

Edit protocolSave
Days & times
Days
Interval
Cycle
Days on
5days
Days off
2days
Times of day
9:00 am
Cycle start
Need to reset your schedule? Set the day you want your cycle to start from. The date you set will be your next dose day.
Cycle starts on
Jan 12
3

Pick your next dose day

Tap Cycle starts on and pick the day you want your next dose. Here that is Jan 12, the day after the missed dose.

The cycle restarts from Jan 12 and counts forward from there.

Edit protocolSave
Days & times
Days
Interval
Cycle
Days on
5days
Days off
2days
Times of day
9:00 am
Cycle start
Need to reset your schedule? Set the day you want your cycle to start from. The date you set will be your next dose day.
Cycle starts on
Jan 12
4

See the schedule realign

Back on the protocol, Jan 12 shows as Adjusted start.

Your cycle now counts from that day. To go back to the original start, clear the date.

Protocol detailsEdit
KLOW
4 mg · 5 days on / 2 days off
Schedule
Frequency5 days on, 2 days off
Times9:00 am
StartsDec 1
Adjusted startJan 12
EndsOngoing
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