Dose Log (Administration)
A recorded event that an item was taken, skipped, delayed, or missed.
A dose log — also called an administration — is a recorded event marking an item as taken, skipped, delayed, or missed at a scheduled time. Each log can carry optional details: injection site, side effects, a note, a photo, or a check-in.
Your logs are the raw data behind adherence, streaks, history, and the CSV export.
Not medical advice. PeptideWiz is a tracking and organization tool. These definitions are general education only — not medical advice, a recommendation, or instructions for use. Always work with a licensed medical provider.
Frequently asked questions
What is a dose log in PeptideWiz?
A dose log, or administration log, is a recorded event that an item was taken, skipped, delayed, or missed at a given time. Each entry captures what happened so PeptideWiz can build your history, adherence percentage, and trends. It is a factual record of events, not medical advice about what you should do.
How do I log a dose as taken, skipped, or missed?
When an item is due, PeptideWiz lets you mark it taken, skipped, or delayed directly from the due list or a reminder. If you forget entirely, an unrecorded due dose can be logged later as missed so your history stays accurate. Each choice is stored in your dose log and feeds your adherence calculation.
Can I edit or backfill a dose log after the fact?
Yes. PeptideWiz lets you add or correct entries for past due doses so your log reflects what actually happened. Keeping entries accurate, including late or skipped ones, makes your adherence and trends more reliable. The app records events only and does not advise whether to take, skip, or repeat a dose.
What information does a dose log entry store?
A typical entry records the item, the status (taken, skipped, delayed, or missed), and the date and time of the event. Depending on the item it may also reference the dose and the schedule it was due under. This detail lets PeptideWiz reconstruct your full history and calculate accurate trends.
Is the dose log different from a side-effect log?
Yes. The dose log records administration events, whether an item was taken, skipped, delayed, or missed, while a side-effect log records how you felt or any reactions you noticed. They are separate so you can track behavior and experience independently. Neither log is a substitute for guidance from your healthcare provider.