VialScope for thyroid

Every dose change and every panel, on one timeline.

Thyroid treatment is a long series of adjustments and re-tests. VialScope keeps the doses, the panels, and how you felt in between together in one record — so the whole history is readable at your next appointment instead of scattered across portals and memory.

Free to use. VialScope records your data — it does not interpret it.

What you can log

Every dose, including the changes

Levothyroxine, liothyronine, NDT, or whatever you're prescribed — record the dose and the date it changed. A steady routine can be backfilled months at a time, so your history is complete from day one.

Full panels, kept together

TSH, free T4, free T3, total T3 and T4, reverse T3, TPO and thyroglobulin antibodies — enter them by hand, import a CSV, or photograph the report and review what it reads.

Context on every draw

Record hours-since-last-dose and whether you were fasting. Thyroid results shift with draw timing, and noting it is what keeps one panel comparable to the next.

How you feel, day to day

Energy, mood, sleep, weight, or any metric you add yourself — one tap a day, sitting on the same axis as your doses and your labs.

What you'll see

Doses and levels, side by side

Your panels charted over time with each dose change marked underneath, so a change and what followed it are visible together rather than remembered separately.

Every marker's own history

Each result with the change from your previous one, and your lab's cited reference range shown as plain context — never as a verdict.

A packet for your appointment

Your current regimen, your latest panel, the chart you chose, and the questions you wrote down — on one page you can print or share as a read-only link.

Your data, yours

Private to your account, exportable as CSV anytime, deletable whenever you choose.

A record, not an advisor.

VialScopenever tells you whether a value is high or low, never suggests a dose, and never explains what a compound does. It keeps a clean, complete record — interpreting it is your clinician's work. That is the point.

Start your record today.

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