Cadora · Last updated: 26 July 2026
No. Cadora never recommends a compound, a dose, a titration or a cycle. It records what you decide and converts the values you enter. If it ever appears to suggest an amount, that is a bug — please report it.
No. There is a free tier instead, and it is not time-limited: the reconstitution calculator, dose logging with backdating and editing, vial tracking, two active protocols, 30 days of history and all safety and regulatory content are free for as long as you use the app.
Nothing. They stay on your device, readable, exportable and deletable. The protocol limit applies to creating and activating protocols, never to hiding what you already recorded.
Yes. Any dose can be logged for any past date, edited afterwards, or removed and restored.
Because there is no universal conversion. IU measures biological activity and the mass equivalent differs per compound, so Cadora asks for a compound-specific factor rather than guessing one — a guessed factor would produce a confidently wrong dose.
No. Stability depends on the compound, the diluent and how it is stored, none of which the app can know. You can record a discard date you have decided on, and Cadora will remind you of it.
Every entry cites its sources — FDA pages, NIH databases and mainstream reporting that was checked — with the date it was last reviewed. Compounds we have not written a sourced entry for are listed as not yet reviewed rather than given an invented summary.