Remaining quantity
Record remaining doses or supply units as part of your pen supply history.
Dosley records each pen beside the injections that draw from it, so the doses left count down as you log.
Supply tracking is easier when it is connected to the same injection log you already use.
Record remaining doses or supply units as part of your pen supply history.
Keep first-use and supply details visible for your own planning.
Attach injections to the pen supply they used when that helps your record stay complete.
See the doses left in the current pen and the days they cover at your planned dose, so a reorder is not a surprise.
Keep supply records beside dose history, sites, weight, and symptoms.
Include relevant history in a Premium PDF when preparing for appointments.
When supply tracking lives away from your injection log, it is easy to miss context. Dosley keeps both parts connected.
Record supply details once, including quantity and first-use information.
Attach logged injections to the supply they used when relevant.
Check remaining supply before refill planning or appointment conversations.
Start with Guest Mode and build your pen supply log before deciding whether you need signed-in sync.
Track supplies locally before creating a profile.
Keep supply details near the injections that matter to the record.
Dosley helps organize supply information but does not advise medication use.
Dosley organizes pen supply records for personal tracking. It does not diagnose, treat, recommend doses, or provide medical advice.
Yes. Add the pen with its capacity, link each injection to it, and Dosley counts the doses down as you log. After signing in, enable low-supply alerts and choose a notification threshold from one to ten doses.
Yes. You can link logged injections to pen supply records when that helps your history stay organized.
No. Dosley records supply details. Medication-use questions should be handled with your healthcare professional and medication label.
Download Dosley to keep GLP-1 pen supply, injections, sites, reminders, symptoms, and progress in one app.