Protocol
A named plan for an item — its amount, schedule, and how you intend to track it.
A protocol is a named plan you set up for a tracked item: what it is, the amount and units, how often it’s scheduled, reminder timing, and inventory. It’s the container that ties together your schedule, dose logs, and progress for that item.
In PeptideWiz you can create a protocol from a quick-start template or from scratch, edit it any time, and archive it when finished. A protocol reflects information you enter — it is not a recommendation from PeptideWiz.
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 protocol in PeptideWiz?
A protocol is a named plan for an item that captures its amount, schedule, and how you intend to track it. It brings together the details you want to follow so your logging stays consistent. A protocol is simply your own organizational plan and does not represent advice from PeptideWiz.
Does creating a protocol mean PeptideWiz is recommending it?
No. A protocol reflects a plan you and your licensed provider have decided on; PeptideWiz does not create, review, or endorse it. The app never prescribes, diagnoses, or treats, and it does not evaluate whether a protocol is safe or appropriate for you. It is a tool for general recordkeeping only.
What is the difference between a protocol and a schedule?
A schedule is the timing piece, defining when an item is meant to be taken, while a protocol is the broader plan that includes the amount, the schedule, and how you intend to track it. In short, a schedule is one part of a protocol. Both are organizational features and do not provide medical guidance.
Can I create more than one protocol?
Yes. You can set up separate protocols for different items, such as a medication, a supplement, or a vitamin. Each protocol keeps its own amount, schedule, and reminders so your records stay clear. Managing multiple protocols is for your organization and is not medical advice.
Can I share my protocol with my healthcare provider?
Your protocol and logs are your own records, and keeping them organized can make it easier to discuss your plan with a qualified provider. PeptideWiz is designed to support that provider-directed relationship, not replace it. Any decisions about what to take or change should be made with your healthcare provider.