Peptide Tracking Printables
Free, print-ready tracking sheets for your peptide research protocols — no signup required.
Consistent record-keeping is one of the most underrated parts of a peptide research protocol. These free printable peptide tracking sheets give you a simple, paper-based system to log every injection, vial, and observation — no app, no account, no subscription. Download the PDF, print it, and keep it next to your supplies.
Why bother logging? Three practical reasons. Dosing accuracy: writing down the date, compound, dose, and injection site each time makes it far harder to double-dose or lose track of a titration schedule. Side-effect tracking: a dated symptom journal turns a vague “I think I felt off” into a record you can actually review week over week. And inventory and expiry control: reconstituted peptides have a limited shelf life, so knowing when each vial was mixed and when it should be discarded protects both your results and your budget.
The sheets below cover the full workflow — daily injection logging, weekly dosing schedules, vial inventory, reconstitution reference and a step-by-step calculator worksheet, a side-effects journal, progress and body-measurement trackers, a bloodwork log, a full cycle planner, a GLP-1 titration schedule, and an injection-site rotation map. Use the ones that fit your protocol; each is designed to print cleanly on standard Letter paper.
Daily Injection Log
Track date, time, peptide, dose, injection site, and notes. 30-day format.
Peptide Inventory Tracker
Track your vials: peptide, mg, reconstitution date, concentration, expiry.
Reconstitution Quick Reference
Cheat sheet with common reconstitution ratios and dosing calculations.
Side Effects Journal
Track symptoms, severity, timing. Essential for protocol optimization.
Progress Tracker
Weekly measurements: weight, body comp, energy, sleep quality, mood.
Injection Site Rotation Map
Body diagram to track injection sites and prevent tissue damage.
Weekly Dosing Schedule
Plan which peptide and dose on each day of the week — a fill-in weekly grid.
Peptide Cycle Planner
Map a full cycle: compounds, doses, weeks on/off, and a week-by-week checklist.
Reconstitution Calculator Worksheet
Step-by-step fill-in worksheet: mg, BAC water, concentration, and units to draw.
Body Measurement Tracker
Log weight, body-fat, and circumference measurements across dated columns.
Bloodwork & Lab Marker Log
Record lab results over time: marker, value, reference range, and high/low flags.
GLP-1 Titration Schedule
Week-by-week dose escalation planner with appetite, nausea, and weight columns.
How to use these sheets
- Click Download PDF for a ready-to-print file, or Open & Print to view the sheet in your browser first, then print with Ctrl/Cmd + P.
- Print on standard 8.5 × 11" Letter paper — the layouts are sized to fit without scaling.
- Keep the injection log and inventory tracker together, near where you store and prepare your vials.
- Log each dose at the time you take it, not from memory later — accuracy depends on it.
- Label every reconstituted vial with the mix date and concentration, and record the discard date on your inventory sheet.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these peptide trackers free?
Yes. Every peptide tracking sheet here is completely free to download and print. There is no signup, account, or payment required to use them.
Can I print these to PDF?
Each sheet is available as a ready-made PDF you can download and print directly. You can also open the print-optimized web version and save it as a PDF using Ctrl/Cmd + P and choosing “Save as PDF.”
What should I track when using peptides?
The most useful things to log are dosing details (date, time, compound, dose, and injection site), reconstitution details (date mixed, concentration, and discard date), any side effects with their timing and severity, and progress metrics such as weight, body composition, sleep, and energy. These sheets cover each of those.
Do I need any special software to use these sheets?
No. Download the PDF and print it with any PDF viewer, or open the HTML version in any web browser and print. The layouts are sized for standard 8.5 × 11" Letter paper.
Is there a peptide dosing schedule or cycle planner I can print?
Yes. The set includes a fill-in Weekly Dosing Schedule to plan each day's peptide and dose, a Peptide Cycle Planner to map compounds, doses, and weeks on and off across a full cycle, and a GLP-1 Titration Schedule to track a week-by-week dose escalation. All are free blank templates you fill in from the protocol you follow.
Supplies You'll Need
Practical, low-cost supplies for safe reconstitution, measuring, and storage. These are Amazon affiliate links.
- GLUCO-CARE Insulin Syringes 31G, 1 mL, 5/16" (100-count) →
31G × 5/16" 1 mL — the standard configuration for subcutaneous research dosing; single-use only.
- Curad Sterile Alcohol Prep Pads, 70% Isopropyl (400-count) →
Individually wrapped 70% isopropyl pads — one for the vial septum and one for the site, every time.
- Oakridge Sharps Container, 1-Quart (3-pack) →
Used needles go in a sharps container, never household trash — a 1-quart 3-pack covers months of research.
- Ks-Tek Sterile 10 mL Vials with Self-Healing Injection Port →
Steam-sterilized empty vials with self-healing septa — for holding reconstituted solutions between draws.
- Moyite 9-Slot Vial Holder for Refrigerator (fits 5–10 mL vials) →
Keeps reconstituted vials upright and organized in the fridge — fits standard-height 5–10 mL vials.
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