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For clinicians: the dose report your patient brings.

Patients who track with PepLabo can export a clean PDF of what they logged. This is what it shows, and what it leaves out on purpose.

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For clinicians: the dose report your patient brings.

How a patient creates a report

  1. Open Export report

    In PepLabo, the patient goes to Settings and opens Export report.

  2. Choose period and content

    30 days, 90 days or all time; notes and pain scores, vial stock and their name are optional.

  3. Share the PDF

    They tap Create PDF and share it by email or message, or print it for the visit.

What is in a report

Sections of a PepLabo dose report
PartContents
HeaderPeriod, date generated and, if the patient chooses, their name
SummaryPer compound: doses, skipped doses, first and last dose
Dose logDate, amount, injection site, note and pain score for each entry
Vial stock (optional)Remaining amount, lot number and expiry date
FooterEntries are what the patient logged; nothing is calculated or recommended

What the report does not do

  • Suggest doses, schedules or medicines.
  • Interpret entries or flag clinical risk.
  • Connect to an electronic health record. PepLabo is a personal tracking tool, not a medical device.

Context that can help a visit

Alongside doses, patients can keep weight, side-effect notes linked to the previous 72 hours of doses, sleep, water and meals, and read data from Apple Health, Health Connect or WHOOP. Those logs stay in the app; the PDF focuses on the dose history.

Questions

Can I receive reports directly from PepLabo?

No. PepLabo has no clinician portal. The patient creates the PDF on their phone and decides whom to share it with.

Are patient records stored on PepLabo servers?

Dose records stay on the patient’s phone. When a patient uses Pep AI or connects WHOOP, the needed data passes through PepLabo’s server and is not stored there.

Does the report include doses the patient skipped?

Yes. Skipped doses are counted in the summary for each compound, next to the doses taken.

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