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DoseGlass Press Kit

DoseGlass is a local-first recordkeeping and arithmetic utility for user-entered medication, vial, injection, inventory, reminder, workout-context, and provider-summary records.

Plain summary: DoseGlass helps people keep clearer private records. It is not medical advice, a dosing service, a pharmacy, a clinic, a vendor directory, or a sourcing platform.

Approved Product Description

DoseGlass is built for transparent user-entered arithmetic and cleaner personal logs around GLP-related medications, peptide-adjacent records, vials, syringes, injection sites, inventory, and appointment summaries.

Allowed Claims

Local-first private recordkeeping in the current MVP.
User-entered vial math and syringe-marking arithmetic.
Injection log, inventory notes, reminders, CSV export, and provider-summary copy.
No app account, app ads, in-app analytics, cloud sync, or health-data sale in the current MVP. Public website analytics are limited to marketing-site traffic.
Compliance-forward boundaries around no sourcing, no protocols, and no dose recommendations.

Not Allowed Claims

Do not call DoseGlass a medical device, clinician, pharmacist, coach, pharmacy marketplace, or dosing advisor.
Do not claim DoseGlass recommends, validates, optimizes, or verifies doses, schedules, products, labels, sterility, potency, safety, legality, or protocols.
Do not imply fat-loss, treatment, adherence, safety, clinical, compounding, sourcing, or provider-outcome guarantees.
Do not publish vendor, pharmacy, prescriber, clinic, gray-market, peptide, research-chemical, supply, or affiliate purchase links as part of DoseGlass coverage.

Assets

Logo SVG

Primary mark for articles, listings, and app-store-adjacent references.

Social Card SVG

Open Graph style card for previews where SVG cards are accepted.

Feature Ledger

Live features, boundaries, and current platform status.

Trust Center

Privacy posture, launch boundaries, and policy references.

Contacts

Coverage should be reviewed before publication if it mentions medical use, GLP medications, peptides, compounding, supplies, pharmacies, clinics, protocols, paid features, app-store availability, or health-platform integrations.