Useful boundaries, stated clearly.

Dose & Tell helps people record and communicate treatment information. The product becomes safer when its limits are as clear as its features.

01

A record, not a prescriber

Dose & Tell organizes the protocol and treatment events you enter. It does not recommend a medication, dose, titration change, injection technique, or response to a missed dose.

02

Use your clinician's plan

Only enter and follow a treatment plan provided by an appropriately licensed clinician. Questions about side effects, emergencies, contraindications, or changing treatment belong with qualified medical care.

03

Keep your record accurate

You are responsible for reviewing information you enter, including dose amount, concentration, schedule, vial details, and notes. Calculations are organizational aids and should be checked before use.

04

Community is peer conversation

Community posts reflect personal experiences, not verified medical advice. Do not use another member's experience as a substitute for individualized care.

05

Urgent care happens elsewhere

Dose & Tell is not monitored for emergencies. Contact local emergency services or an appropriate urgent medical resource when immediate care may be needed.

Pre-launch notice: this page communicates product boundaries for design and testing. Qualified counsel should provide the final terms of service before public launch.

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