Fixing a pen you cannot select
If your pen is greyed out under Taken from, the app cannot match its recorded contents to your dose. A pen entered only in mg does not tell the app how many clicks it holds. This guide updates an unopened pen entry so you can select it when logging a dose.
Check the dose unit
Check the Dose unit on the log screen. A dose in units cannot be matched to a pen recorded only in mg. The pen's card is greyed out. The note above it asks you to add a strength.
If you already know your dose in mg or mcg, you can record that amount in your protocol and keep the pen in mg. To keep recording doses in units, follow the steps below.
Open the pen for editing
Close the dose log, open the pen from your inventory, and tap Edit. You can change its tracking unit while the entry is Unopened. An opened entry does not offer this choice.
Open the amount field
Tap Amount when full. This example entry holds 15 mg of Semaglutide. That is the amount in the whole pen.
The next step replaces this amount with the full pen's click count. You will enter the total compound separately under Strength.
Enter the total clicks
Choose clicks, then enter how many clicks a full pen holds. Tap Done. The pen in this example holds 300 clicks.
Use the full click count supplied for your own pen.
Enter the whole pen's strength
Tap In the whole pen under Strength. Enter the total compound in a full pen, then tap Done. This example uses 15 mg.
This amount lets the app work out the strength of each click.
Check the strength and save
Check the line below In the whole pen. With 15 mg across three hundred clicks, each click works out to 0.05 mg. Tap Save.
The app counts one click for each unit in your dose. Use this setup when that matches your pen's scale. The recorded strength also lets it convert doses entered in mg or mcg.
Select the pen and log
Return to the protocol and open Log dose. Under Taken from, tap the pen's card.
The card shows the 300 clicks the pen holds.
Check the date, time, and amount, then tap Log dose. The app subtracts those forty-eight clicks from the pen when you save.