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pinned is a free peptide protocol tracker.
safety engine. PK simulator. injection site mapper. bloodwork tracking. scheduling. 36+ compounds. 25 outcome modules.
no paywall. no gatekeeping.
heres what it looks like inside 👇
6:00 PM. BPC-157 and TB-500, due now.
- Right shoulder. Dose worked out to the unit.
- No spreadsheet. No mental math.
- No 'wait, which site did I use last time?'
This is the Today screen.
- Open the app, see exactly what's due and what's about to run dry.
Not medical advice.
#peptides #biohacking
You rotate your injection sites because someone told you to.
Here's the actual reason.
Repeated jabs in the same spot build up fatty, fibrous tissue. That tissue absorbs erratically. Erratic absorption means your dose stops being your dose.
Pinned maps 18 sites so you're not tracking it in your head.
#peptides #peptidesafety
half a millilitre or one. 50 units or 25. the difference between your dose and double it. reconstitution math is the easiest place to be quietly wrong.
the mixing wizard does it off the vial size and your dose.
tracking a stack in apple notes works until about protocol three
then the dosing days blur
the sites stop rotating
and you are guessing
that guessing is the whole reason pinned exists
bpc-157 is one of the most run peptides going and still has zero published randomised human trials that is finally shifting.
a phase 2 placebo controlled trial for hamstring strain just hit the registry where do you land.
run it on the animal data or wait for humans? not medical advice
retatrutide just posted phase 3 obesity data and the numbers are not subtle glp-1 plus gip plus glucagon in one molecule.
the glucagon arm is what pushes it past tirzepatide on fat loss the tradeoff is a small resting heart rate bump. not medical advice.
who here is waiting on approval vs running grey market?
start date. dose changes. missed days. symptoms. sleep. mood. energy. appetite. all tracked. all correlated. not a checklist you forget about. a system that runs with you.
every peptide we cover has a companion guide. evidence-graded cofactors, timing phases, toxicity ceilings, drug interaction flags. we have also done the research on the debate to capture both sides of the story.
just added kpv, cerebrolysin and dsip to the fold.
which compound should we build next?
not medical advice
four protocols. reorder deadlines. stability windows. syringe and needle counts. bac water. the part nobody tracks until they run out mid cycle.
huberman dropped 3 hours on peptides yesterday with dr bakri. bpc-157, ghk-cu, reta, glps. great episode. heres the issue
youll hear the dosing, the timing, the stacking. then youll run it from memory.
8 weeks later ‘did the bpc help my shoulder or was it the deload week?’ and you genuinely wont know because none of it was written down
8am pin. by 10am bpc-157 is down to 15%.
tb-500 is still at 67%. same morning, completely different curves.
this is why bpc needs twice a day and tb doesnt.
the timeline is full of people logging protocols in public. day 9 updates, dose changes, anyone-else-getting-this posts. the habit is right. the mode is wrong.
x is for the flex. pinned is for the process.
gm. this is your daily reminder you cant optimise what you dont track.
your spreadsheet does not check interactions. your notes app does not simulate serum levels. you deserve better infrastructure.
this is the panel to pull before you touch a protocol, not after something feels off.
get the baseline first, then track every change against it. that is the whole game!
bloodwork in, protocol on top, compare what actually moved.
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