Yes. The free plan covers up to three active compounds with 30 days of history, and every calculator on the site is free without an account. Pro adds unlimited compounds and full history.

Does TrackPep give BPC-157 dosing advice?

No, and it never will. TrackPep is a record-keeping and education tool: you enter what you were prescribed, and it keeps the log, the maths, and the reminders straight. Dosing decisions belong with your prescriber.

How do I convert a BPC-157 dose in mcg to syringe units?

Divide the vial strength in mcg by the millilitres of bacteriostatic water to get the concentration, then divide your dose by it and read the volume off the syringe. The calculator on this page does it for you.

Tracking, done properly

BPC-157 tracking without the spreadsheet

BPC-157 is dosed in micrograms from a milligram vial, which is exactly the kind of arithmetic worth writing down. Log the dose, the site, and how recovery is going in one place.

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Languages: 10
Free calculators: 3
Platforms: web, iOS, Android

01 — What you get

Everything a BPC-157 log actually needs

Six tools that work together, so your doses, vials, and results live in one record instead of four apps.

Inventory

Track vials, BAC water, expiration & remaining doses. Never run out mid-protocol.

Reconstitution calculator

Math you can trust. Convert mg per vial → syringe units in milliseconds.

Body-map injections

Rotate sites visually. Reduce lipohypertrophy with a calendar-aware map.

Side-effect log

Log symptoms with severity. Spot patterns across compounds & dose changes.

Weight & hydration

Beautiful trendlines that smooth daily noise. Goal-aware, never judgemental.

Privacy controls

Export your records, delete your account, and keep sensitive logs out of ads.

02 — Try it here

Run the BPC-157 maths right now

This is the real calculator from the app, not a screenshot. Change the numbers and the chart changes with them — no account needed.

Your setup

All math runs in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server.

mg per vial

BAC water (mL)

Target dose

Syringe type

Syringe size

Draw

Live-computed.

Units to draw

10 units

on a U100 · 0.5 mL syringe

Concentration: 2.5 mg/mL
Doses per vial: 20

Verify with your prescriber or pharmacist. Educational tool — not medical advice.

Questions

Is TrackPep free?: Yes. The free plan covers up to three active compounds with 30 days of history, and every calculator on the site is free without an account. Pro adds unlimited compounds and full history.
Does TrackPep give BPC-157 dosing advice?: No, and it never will. TrackPep is a record-keeping and education tool: you enter what you were prescribed, and it keeps the log, the maths, and the reminders straight. Dosing decisions belong with your prescriber.
How do I convert a BPC-157 dose in mcg to syringe units?: Divide the vial strength in mcg by the millilitres of bacteriostatic water to get the concentration, then divide your dose by it and read the volume off the syringe. The calculator on this page does it for you.

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TrackPep is an informational record-keeping tool. It does not diagnose or treat any condition, does not recommend doses, and is not a substitute for advice from a licensed clinician. Compound data shown in the calculators is a population estimate from published literature.