Patient Peptide Assessment Tool

Clinical decision support for licensed providers — peptide protocol recommendations based on patient labs, vitals, and symptoms.

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Paste LabsAuto-fills from LabCorp, Quest, or any EHR export
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Dual ProtocolWet injectable (Rx) and full enhanced protocol, separately
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Print-ReadyShareable provider report with dosing and monitoring notes

For licensed healthcare providers only. Recommendations are clinical decision support — not a substitute for provider judgment. All protocols require provider review and prescribing authority before dispensing.

Provider Access Code

Questions? Contact Chris Allen · admin@inwbiologics.com

INW Biologics

Patient Peptide Assessment Tool

Paste lab results to auto-fill, or enter data manually, then generate recommendations.

Chris Allen Revenue Consultant
admin@inwbiologics.com
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Quick-Start Templates — pre-fills goal & symptoms

📋 Import Lab Results

Upload PDF or paste text — auto-fills the form below
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Upload Lab Report PDF

LabCorp, Quest, or any standard lab report PDF

Or drag and drop the PDF here

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💡 Portal copy-paste parses most accurately. LabCorp Patient · Quest MyQuest · Any EHR export. PDF copy-paste also works — select all text in the PDF viewer before copying.
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Patient Demographics

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Lab Values

Metabolic
Normal: 70–99
<5.7%
<200
<150
>60
<100
Optimal: 2–5
<1.0
Hormones
M:300–1000/F:15–70
M:9–30/F:0.6–6
M:80–560
M:<42
Age-dependent
6–23
Thyroid
0.4–4.0
2.3–4.2
0.8–1.8
9.2–24.1
CBC & Other
Optimal: 50–80
7–56
10–40
<4.0
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Symptoms & Goals

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Clinic Information — appears on printed patient protocols · click to expand

INW Biologics — Patient Peptide Assessment Report
Prepared by Chris Allen | Revenue Consultant

🧬 Peptide Recommendations

Clinical decision support — provider must verify before prescribing
INW Biologics
admin@inwbiologics.com
⚠️ Provider Review Required These recommendations are generated from encoded clinical rules and are a starting point only. The prescribing provider must independently verify all recommendations, check contraindications, review current medications, and apply clinical judgment before prescribing.