A small kit for your own records

Free printable injection log and spreadsheet

Dates, doses taken, injection sites and the notes you want to keep. Choose paper or a spreadsheet, then make the record your own.

Free downloads. No email. No account.

Fictional injection log example with two entries and an appointment question
A filled example, using fictional records

Choose the format that fits your routine

PDF

For paper

Two blank pages, with space for ten entries on each page and questions for an appointment.

EXAMPLE

See how the fields work

One filled page with fictional entries. The dates and fields illustrate recordkeeping, not a dose or schedule to follow.

Download filled example PDF

Only the details you choose to record

  • Date and time
  • Medication and dose taken
  • Injection site
  • Pen or pack
  • Observations and notes
  • Questions for an appointment

Download, record, keep it private

  1. Print at actual size

    Choose A4 or US Letter to match your paper. Use 100% scale and check the print preview. The PDFs are for handwriting.

  2. Use your own spreadsheet copy

    Open XLSX in Excel or another compatible app. For Google Sheets, upload your own copy if you choose. CSV has only the blank log; it does not include the instruction sheet.

  3. Write down what happened

    Fill in events from your own records. Keep completed files somewhere private. These templates are not import files for the Dosley app.

DOSLEY PDF

What would an app-generated record look like?

See a two-page fictional sample made by Dosley’s real PDF exporter. The sample is free to view; exporting your own history in the app requires Premium.

View the sample appointment report
Preview of the first page of a fictional Dosley report

Prefer to keep your records in Dosley?

Core tracking starts in Guest Mode. Keep injections, weight, symptoms and pen supply together; export your history with Premium.

These resources organize personal records. They do not diagnose, recommend doses, or set a treatment schedule. Follow your prescriber’s instructions.