How to Log a Past Scheduled Dose in PeptideCalc

Dose Logs

Direct answer

Open Schedule, choose Calendar, open the date containing the scheduled item, tap Log Dose, set When taken to the date and time the dose was actually taken, then tap Log Dose in the top-right corner. Backdating a new scheduled-dose log to a date before today records that past occurrence without invoking the schedule-shift prompt.

Use the Calendar path when the dose already exists as a scheduled item. Opening the item from its scheduled date keeps the completed log attached to that schedule.

Record only what actually occurred. Check the date, time, and remaining fields before saving. In PeptideCalc 2.7.7, schedule shifting only evaluates a recorded or edited When taken date that is today or later. Editing an older completed log to a date before today changes its stored history but cannot re-anchor future cadence.

Scope: This page explains PeptideCalc controls and software workflows. It does not choose a medication, dose, liquid, syringe mark, preparation method, or administration technique. Use the product label and instructions from a licensed clinician or pharmacist to decide whether any input or result is appropriate. This path records an existing scheduled item. Use the as-needed path when the dose was not on a schedule. Backdating this new log is different from editing a completed log and choosing to re-anchor an eligible schedule.

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Step-by-step instructions

  1. Step 1: Open Schedule

    Open PeptideCalc and select Schedule in the tab bar.

  2. Step 2: Choose Calendar

    Choose Calendar so you can open the date that contains the scheduled item.

  3. Step 3: Open the earlier date

    Select yesterday or the other earlier date when the scheduled dose occurred, then find the correct scheduled item on that date.

  4. Step 4: Tap Log Dose

    Tap Log Dose on the scheduled item to open its full Log Dose sheet.

  5. Step 5: Check When taken

    Set When taken to the date and time the dose was actually taken. Review the remaining fields against your own record.

  6. Step 6: Tap Log Dose to save

    Tap Log Dose in the top-right corner. PeptideCalc begins saving the existing scheduled item using the details you reviewed.

  7. Step 7: Know how a backdated new log differs from re-anchoring

    Saving a new scheduled-dose log with a When taken date before today does not invoke the schedule-shift prompt. Editing a completed scheduled log can show the separate Re-anchor future schedule choice only when the edited date is today or later, differs from the planned date, and the schedule pattern is eligible.

Questions about this PeptideCalc workflow

Can I log yesterday's scheduled dose in PeptideCalc?

Yes. Open Schedule > Calendar, choose yesterday's date, open the scheduled item, and set When taken to the date and time it was actually taken before saving.

Does this create an extra unscheduled dose?

No. Starting from the item on Calendar records that existing scheduled item. Use the Protocols path when you need to add an as-needed dose that was not scheduled.

Why does the confirmation button say Log Dose instead of Save?

In PeptideCalc 2.7.7, the full sheet for an existing scheduled item confirms with Log Dose in the top-right corner. The as-needed sheet opened from Protocols confirms with Save.

Can I correct a past dose after logging it?

Yes. Find the completed log on Schedule > Calendar, swipe it left, tap Edit, update the Edit Log sheet, and tap Save.

Does backdating a new scheduled-dose log move future dates?

No. In PeptideCalc 2.7.7, schedule shifting only considers today-or-later recorded or edited dates. Editing a completed scheduled log to a date before today changes its history but does not offer Re-anchor future schedule.

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