Track IGF-1 over time.
Insulin-Like Growth Factor 1 (IGF-1) is reported in ng/mL on a Hormones panel. VialScope keeps every IGF-1 result on one timeline with your injections and how you feel, so you and your clinician can see what changed.
Free to use. VialScope records your data — it does not interpret it.
- Reported in
- ng/mL
- Prints on
- Hormones panel
- Also printed as
- Insulin-Like Growth Factor 1Somatomedin CIGF-I
What VialScope records for IGF-1
Every result, in order
Each IGF-1 value with the date and the change from your own previous result. Your history, not a single flagged number.
The context that makes it comparable
Hours since your last dose and whether you were fasting, recorded on every draw — so a trough reads like a trough every time.
Your lab's own range, as context
The reference range your lab printed next to the value, shown as a plain, uncolored band. VialScope never labels the value high or low.
On one timeline
IGF-1 overlaid with your injections and daily metrics on one time axis — see what moved together across months.
On the same panel
A record, not an advisor.
VialScope never tells you whether your IGF-1 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.
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