Schedule generator
Microdosing Schedule Generator
Split a weekly amount into smaller, more frequent doses. Research use only. Updated 16 July 2026.
Microdosing means taking a fraction of a weekly amount more often, to keep levels steadier instead of one big peak. Enter your weekly amount and how often you want to dose, and see the per-dose amount and a two-week schedule.
Per dose
285.71
mcg
Doses / week
7
Monthly total
8666.67
mcg
Two-week schedule
Day 1
285.71
Day 2
285.71
Day 3
285.71
Day 4
285.71
Day 5
285.71
Day 6
285.71
Day 7
285.71
Day 8
285.71
Day 9
285.71
Day 10
285.71
Day 11
285.71
Day 12
285.71
Day 13
285.71
Day 14
285.71
Why microdose
Spreading the same weekly amount over more doses lowers each peak and raises each trough, so the level is steadier. It does not change the weekly total — it changes the shape. Whether steadier is better depends on the compound and the goal; a long half-life is already steady on its own.
How to use it
- Enter the total you want per week; the tool divides it across the dose days.
- Frequency sets how many doses that week is split into — more doses means a smaller amount each.
- The per-dose amount is what you draw each time; use the reconstitution calculator to turn it into syringe units.
Reference tool for research use only. See our methodology for how these tools are built.