GLP-1 reality check
GLP-1 vial reality check
A pen meters each dose mechanically. A compounded or research vial only gives you a concentration, so pen clicks and pen-labelled units do not carry over. Enter your vial and schedule to translate the dose and surface refill, beyond-use, and pharmacy-change problems before you draw.
A prescription vial from a compounding pharmacy or telehealth program.
A syringe unit is a calibration mark, not a pharmacy “unit” on a label.
Vial concentration
Protoche is a checker, not a prescriber. This translates your own inputs and flags schedule problems; it does not verify the vial, approve a plan, or replace a conversation with a licensed clinician. Read the methodology.