Injection Site Rotation
The practice of varying subcutaneous injection location across sessions to prevent lipoatrophy and injection-site reactions.
Definition
Injection site rotation means systematically varying where each dose is placed — alternating sides of the abdomen, thigh and sometimes deltoid across sessions. This prevents localised fat-tissue changes (lipoatrophy or lipohypertrophy) and reduces the injection-site redness sometimes seen with repeated same-site dosing. Meto's protocol cards include a rotation template.
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Subcutaneous InjectionSQ Injection
Injection into the fatty layer just below the skin — the standard route for peptide dosing, self-administered with an insulin syringe.
Delivery & DosingInsulin Syringe
The 30–31-gauge syringe calibrated in insulin units — the standard tool for subcutaneous peptide self-injection.
Delivery & DosingReconstitution
Mixing bacteriostatic water into a freeze-dried peptide vial to create a usable solution — the step every member does on arrival.
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