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Microdose Scheduler
Visualise four weeks of dosing across ED, EOD, and 5/2 protocols. See exactly how much to draw on every day.
Protocol
Every other day
Per-dose amount
0.571 mg
Doses per week
3.5
Avg daily exposure
0.286 mg
Active days (4 wk)
14 / 28
4-week calendar
Day 1
0.57
mg
Day 2
—
Day 3
0.57
mg
Day 4
—
Day 5
0.57
mg
Day 6
—
Day 7
0.57
mg
Day 8
—
Day 9
0.57
mg
Day 10
—
Day 11
0.57
mg
Day 12
—
Day 13
0.57
mg
Day 14
—
Day 15
0.57
mg
Day 16
—
Day 17
0.57
mg
Day 18
—
Day 19
0.57
mg
Day 20
—
Day 21
0.57
mg
Day 22
—
Day 23
0.57
mg
Day 24
—
Day 25
0.57
mg
Day 26
—
Day 27
0.57
mg
Day 28
—
Same 2 mg/week, other schedules
ED
0.286 mg
per dose · 7/wk
EOD
0.571 mg
per dose · 3.5/wk
5/2
0.400 mg
per dose · 5/wk
3x
0.667 mg
per dose · 3/wk
Next Step
Turn the Retatrutide schedule into a usable plan
You now know the cadence and per-dose amount. The useful handoff is validating the protocol, converting it into syringe units, and only then sourcing the compound.
Protocol
Review the 12-week Retatrutide protocol
Use a real article to pressure-test the schedule you just modeled before you commit to the compound.
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Convert the schedule into syringe units
Once the cadence looks right, move into reconstitution math so each dose is measurable and repeatable.
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Source Retatrutide
This scheduler gives you cadence. The next step is sourcing the actual vial and applying ENHANCED at checkout.
Shop RetatrutideMicrodosing schedules, explained
How ED, EOD, and 5/2 protocols split a weekly target, how per-dose math works, and why frequency changes your peaks without changing total exposure.
What is peptide microdosing?+
Microdosing means splitting a weekly target into smaller, more frequent doses instead of one large injection. The goal is steadier exposure and fewer side effects from sharp peaks, while keeping the same total amount across the week.
What is the difference between ED, EOD, and 5/2 dosing?+
ED means every day, so 7 doses per week. EOD means every other day, roughly 3.5 doses per week. 5/2 means five consecutive dosing days followed by two off. 3x per week typically lands on a Monday, Wednesday, Friday pattern. This scheduler keeps your weekly total fixed and shows the per-dose amount each protocol produces.
How do I calculate the per-dose amount?+
Divide your total weekly dose by the number of doses that schedule delivers. For example, 2 mg per week on an every-other-day schedule (3.5 doses) works out to about 0.57 mg per dose. The calculator does this for every protocol so you can compare them side by side.
Does dosing frequency change the total exposure?+
No. Whether you split a weekly target across 3 or 7 doses, the average exposure over the week is the same. What changes is the size of each peak and trough. More frequent, smaller doses flatten the curve, which is the same effect modeled in the half-life visualizer.
Is this scheduler medical advice?+
No. It is an educational planning tool for visualizing dosing cadence and per-dose math. It does not recommend a dose or protocol. Confirm any protocol against the compound's literature and a qualified professional before acting on it.