Your LeanFed profile
LeanFed has no accounts and no logins. Everything that makes the site feel like it remembers you is stored in this browser, by this browser. Here it is, in full, with the controls to take a copy or delete it.
Your context
Two optional answers. They decide which boundary this page shows you, never what a label says. Stored in this browser only, and erasable on your device page.
Applies toUnited States FDA labels. Every storage line we publish is transcribed from the brand's own US prescribing information, with that document's revision date beside it.
Compounded semaglutide and tirzepatide are not FDA-approved products, so there is no approved label for us to quote (FDA, Compounding and the FDA: Questions and Answers, 2025). Follow the storage instructions from the pharmacy that compounded yours, and ask them anything this page does not answer.
What this browser is holding
All of it lives in this browser's local storage on this device. None of it is sent to us, none of it is tied to an account, and there is no account to make. It stays until you clear it here, clear your browser data, or use a different browser or device — we do not expire it for you.
| Your stage | — |
|---|---|
| How you take it | — |
| Dietary preferences | — |
| Budget ceiling | — |
| Milestones ticked | — |
| Lessons marked complete | — |
| Tool inputs | — |
| Last change | — |
The exact storage keys, if you want to look yourself
lf_profile— Your stage, treatment form, country context, whether a clinician set intake limits, diet tags and budget ceilinglf_stage— The stage your last quiz landed on (kept for older pages)lf.progress.v1— Milestones ticked and lessons marked completelf_shortlist— Your saved product shortlist for comparinglf-progress-v2— Anything you typed into the progress tracker toolhs_consent_v1— Your cookie choice on this site
Your controls
Analytics is separate and consent-based — see the privacy policy for what that collects. Nothing on this page is ever part of it.
Changing what we show you
- Retake the quiz — or update just two answers if you have taken it before.
- See all five stages — nothing is locked, and you can read any of them at any time.
None of this is medical information and none of it is treated as such. Your stage sorts free reading material; how you take your medication only decides whether we show you sharps and shot-day logistics. Dose, symptoms and whether to continue are conversations for your prescriber.