IQONIC
Track research protocols, nutrition, water, sleep and your cycle in one iPhone app
What is IQONIC?
<p>IQONIC is an iPhone app for keeping peptide research protocols organized. Build a schedule with your own protocol and cycle settings, log entries as you go, and look back at a full history whenever you need it.</p><p>It also brings the rest of your routine into the same place: meal logging with photo scanning and barcode lookup, calories and macros, water intake, weight trends, sleep, menstrual cycle and symptom tracking, and Apple Health steps and calories with the permissions you choose. Concentration and volume calculations and supply estimation are built in.</p><p>IQONIC is an organizational and educational tool. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Free on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/iqonic/id6765689488</p>
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