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Multi-Vial Dashboard Launch: Track All Your Peptides in One Place

Introducing our new Multi-Vial Dashboard - track potency decay across multiple peptides simultaneously with color-coded status indicators and smart sorting.

Peptide Clock Team
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We’re excited to announce the launch of our Multi-Vial Dashboard - the most requested feature from our community! Now you can track multiple reconstituted peptide vials simultaneously, all with real-time potency calculations.

Why We Built This

Since launching Peptide Clock, we’ve received consistent feedback:

“I have 3 different peptides in my fridge. Can I track them all at once?”

“I keep forgetting which vial I reconstituted when. A dashboard would be amazing!”

“Love the calculator, but I need to see all my vials side-by-side.”

Today, that changes.

Key Features

1. Multi-Vial Tracking

Track unlimited peptides simultaneously:

  • 51 peptides supported (entire database available)
  • Independent tracking for each vial
  • Custom nicknames (“Blue Cap”, “Morning Stack”, etc.)
  • Personal notes for each vial

2. Real-Time Potency Calculations

Every vial shows current potency based on:

  • Peptide type and stability profile
  • Days since reconstitution
  • Storage temperature (Freezer/Fridge/Room)
  • Solvent used (BAC water vs Saline)

The same exponential decay algorithm that powers our main calculator.

3. Color-Coded Status Indicators

Instant visual feedback:

  • 🟢 Excellent (≥90% potency): Green background
  • 🔵 Good (70-89% potency): Blue background
  • 🟡 Warning (50-69% potency): Yellow background
  • đź”´ Critical (<50% potency): Red background

4. Flexible Views

Grid View: Card-based layout for quick overview

  • Large potency percentage
  • Key details at a glance
  • Perfect for 3-6 vials

List View: Compact rows for many vials

  • Horizontal layout
  • More information visible
  • Ideal for power users with 10+ vials

5. Smart Sorting

Sort your vials by:

  • Potency (lowest first - know what to use next)
  • Date (oldest first - chronological tracking)
  • Peptide Name (alphabetical organization)

6. Privacy First

Following our core principle:

  • âś… All data stored locally (localStorage)
  • âś… No server synchronization
  • âś… No account required
  • âś… Your data never leaves your device

How to Use It

Getting Started

  1. Visit the Dashboard
  2. Click “Add Your First Vial”
  3. Fill in the details:
    • Select peptide from dropdown
    • Choose reconstitution date
    • Set storage method
    • Pick solvent type
    • Add optional nickname/notes
  4. Click “Add Vial”

Managing Vials

To Remove: Click the ”×” button on any vial card

To Update: Remove and re-add with new details (edit function coming soon!)

To Track: Potency auto-updates every time you visit

Pro Tips

Nickname Strategy:

  • Use vial cap colors: “Red Cap”, “Blue Cap”
  • Use purpose: “Morning Dose”, “Evening Protocol”
  • Use batch numbers: “Batch #2401”

Notes Field:

  • Track subjective effects
  • Record visual changes
  • Note unusual observations

Technical Details

Algorithm Consistency

The dashboard uses identical decay calculations as the main calculator:

  • Same exponential decay formula: P(t) = 100 Ă— (1 - r)^t
  • Same peptide decay rates from peptides.ts
  • Same solvent multiplier (1.5x for saline)
  • Same freeze sensitivity logic

Data Structure

Each vial stores:

{
  id: UUID,
  peptideName: string,
  mixDate: ISO date,
  storage: 'freezer' | 'fridge' | 'room',
  solvent: 'bac' | 'saline',
  nickname?: string,
  notes?: string,
  createdAt: timestamp
}

Potency is calculated on-the-fly using current date.

Browser Compatibility

Works in all modern browsers:

  • Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge
  • Requires JavaScript enabled
  • localStorage support needed

Real-World Use Cases

Case 1: The Minimalist

John tracks 2 peptides:

  • BPC-157 (fridge, BAC water)
  • Tirzepatide (fridge, BAC water)

Uses grid view, sorts by potency to know which to use first.

Case 2: The Optimizer

Sarah manages 6 different peptides:

  • 3 for recovery (BPC-157, TB-500, GHK-Cu)
  • 2 for metabolic health (Semaglutide, Tesamorelin)
  • 1 immune support (Thymosin Alpha-1)

Uses list view with custom nicknames, takes notes on each.

Case 3: The Researcher

Mike tests storage methods:

  • Same peptide, 3 vials:
    • Vial A: Freezer, BAC
    • Vial B: Fridge, BAC
    • Vial C: Fridge, Saline

Tracks side-by-side to validate decay model.

Coming Soon

Based on early feedback, we’re already planning:

Phase 1 Improvements

  • Edit vials (no need to delete/re-add)
  • Dose logging (track when you took doses)
  • Low potency alerts (browser notifications)

Phase 2 Features

  • Export/Import (backup your data)
  • Charts (visualize decay over time)
  • Batch actions (mark multiple as used/discarded)

Phase 3 Advanced

  • Protocol templates (save common stacks)
  • Predictive dosing (adjust for potency loss)
  • Community insights (anonymous aggregate data)

Try It Now

Ready to upgrade your peptide tracking?

👉 Launch Dashboard

No account needed. No data collected. Just better peptide management.

Feedback Welcome

This is v1.0 of the dashboard. We’d love to hear:

  • What features you’d like added
  • Any bugs you encounter
  • How you’re using it

Join the discussion in our community forums or reach out via the contact form.

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