Private peptide tracking for personal records.

What we build

Enhanced Health exists because peptide and GLP-1 tracking often gets scattered across notes, spreadsheets, screenshots, vial labels, lab PDFs, and calendar reminders. The app brings those personal records into one structured place: planned protocols, logged doses, vial status, lab marker trends, HealthKit context, and exportable summaries.

The product is deliberately practical. It is not a social network, marketplace, or content feed. The goal is to help users keep an accurate record of what they entered, when they entered it, and how related context changed over time.

What we do not do

• We do not diagnose, treat, prescribe, or recommend starting or changing any medication or peptide.
• We do not sell peptides, GLP-1 medications, supplies, telehealth visits, or acquisition channels.
• We do not publish cycles or recommend doses on the website.
• We do not sell personal information or use advertising trackers as the business model.

Why the site has peptide reference pages

The public reference pages are designed to answer narrow, verifiable questions that searchers and AI agents commonly ask: what a compound is, whether it is FDA-approved, what mechanism is described in the literature, what half-life data exists, and how basic concentration math works. The pages cite primary literature, FDA labels, or manufacturer disclosures when available.

Those pages are not protocols. They are a cited reference layer for a tracking app whose core purpose is personal organization.

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