A Proof Packet the patient sends.
The patient sends a Proof Packet of what they logged and what they did not. You see it only after they send it. There is no free trial and no clinic inbox.
What a clinic gets.
A Proof Packet the patient chooses to send. That packet is the whole clinician feature. There is no clinic inbox.
One protocol, one grade. No fused score across a stack. If there is no Proof Packet, the board says Not enough logged days. It does not invent Too thin.
Read-only link for a clinician. No login. They can view this Proof Packet and cannot change anything. A new link lasts 7 days. The patient can turn it off sooner. While it is on, they can see when it was last opened.
A Proof Packet is that record, as a link or a PDF the patient saves. Wearable data is optional. This packet does not require a connected wearable.
No free trial. No clinic logo on a Proof Packet. No separate login per provider.
An unpaid clinic account can list up to 5 patients. That cap is not a trial.
No dose or protocol recommendation. Not a diagnosis, and not a medical device. The medical decision stays with you.
No separate doctor portal. You do not see a Proof Packet until the patient sends it.
One protocol. One grade.
Before a visit you can see each patient, each active protocol, and the last Report grade if a Proof Packet exists: Enough days, Mixed, Mixed, or Too thin.
One protocol, one grade. No fused score across a stack. If there is no Proof Packet, the board says Not enough logged days. It does not invent Too thin.
Custom protocols: the same packet, which can say mixed or too thin
This is your own roster. There is no market-wide benchmark on this board.
Four grades for logged data.
The packet can say Enough days, Mixed, or Too thin. Those words describe the log. They are not a diagnosis, and they do not tell you to start, stop, or change a dose.
Enough days. Enough days are in the log. The board says Enough days. That does not mean the peptide worked.
Mixed. Some logged signals moved and others did not. It is not an instruction to change the protocol.
Mixed. The log is mixed. The board says Mixed. It is not an instruction to stop.
Too thin. A Proof Packet exists, and there are not enough logged days for another label. If there is no Proof Packet, the board says Not enough logged days.
A Proof Packet, if they send it.
A Proof Packet is the record prepared for a clinician. The patient opens their report and can copy a read-only link or save a PDF. The link is not a login.
Read-only link for a clinician. No login. They can view this Proof Packet and cannot change anything.
A new link lasts 7 days. The patient can turn it off sooner. While it is on, they can see when it was last opened.
Wearable data is optional. This packet does not require a connected wearable.
The short version.
No EMR connection.
No clinic logo.
ProofRx does not connect to your electronic medical record. Patients use their own account. They share a Proof Packet when they choose.
A business associate agreement is available on Practice. This page is not a legal opinion, and it does not say a clinic has no compliance work of its own.
No clinic logo on a Proof Packet, and no separate login per provider.
What the plans cost.
Type a patient count. This divides the published monthly price by that count. It is not a measure of retention, and it is not a promise that anyone stays.
Pro is $499/mo, Up to 50 patients can each send a Proof Packet. There is no clinic inbox. No free trial. The split is arithmetic. It is not a measure of retention, and it is not a promise that anyone stays.
An unpaid clinic account can list up to 5 patients. That cap is not a trial.
A record of what they logged.
ProofRx gives a patient a private log and a written summary. A clinic sees a grade on the board, and a Proof Packet only if the patient sends it. The summary can say the logged signals did not move. That is still the record. The medical decision stays with you.
Simple pricing.
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A clinician sees a Proof Packet only when the patient sends it. There is no separate clinic inbox.
Or email clinics@proofrx.io if you would rather start with questions. There is no published reply time.