Printables

Blank, printable record-keeping sheets for reconstituted vials: a vial label template for Avery 5160 sheets, a one-label preview maker, a monthly injection log and a syringe units chart.

Which one do you need?

If you want to label a vial by hand, start with the vial label template. Each sheet prints 30 blank 2-5/8" × 1" labels on one US Letter page, sized for Avery 5160 (laser) or 8160 (inkjet) sheets, with fields for total mg, water added, concentration, date mixed, syringe size and discard date. If you would rather type the numbers and see a clean finished label, use the free label maker preview: it calculates concentration as mg ÷ mL and shows the label exactly as it prints. To keep a record over time, print the injection log sheet, a page with 31 blank rows for date, time, amount, units, site and notes. To read a syringe, the conversion chart turns units into mL on U-100, U-50 and U-40 scales.

Printing tips that apply to all of them

Open the PDF in Adobe Reader, Chrome or Preview and print at Actual size / 100%, never "Fit to page". For label sheets, set margins to None, print a test on plain paper and hold it behind the label sheet against a window to check alignment before using a real sheet. Black-and-white printing is fine. Write with a fine-tip permanent pen, and re-label or start a new log section whenever the concentration changes, for example a new vial or a different water volume.

What's free and what's paid

The label maker preview and the syringe units chart are free. The label sheets and log come in paid packs: the Vial Label Pack has two fillable sheets and the online label maker that prints full, aligned Avery 5160 sheets and can start at any position on a partly used sheet; the Dose Log & Schedule adds a weekly grid and a reconstitution worksheet; the Bundle includes both plus the units chart. See the shop.

Math only, not medical advice. All fields are blank and nothing here suggests a compound, amount or schedule. Confirm every dose with your prescriber or pharmacist.