Planning a repeat order with a saved lab list

What a lab list is

A lab list is a named set of products and box quantities that you keep on Nilo for planning. Some people keep one per project, one for the monthly restock and one for things they want to compare later. You can have as many or as few as suits your lab.

Lists are saved in this browser's own storage. That means you can start one before you ever create an account, and nothing is sent to us while you plan. The flip side: a list lives in one browser on one device (more on that below).

The limits, in one place

• Up to 40 lists in one browser.
• Up to 100 products on a single list.
• Between 1 and 99 boxes on each line.
• List names of up to 60 characters. If a name is already taken, Nilo adds a number, so a second "Monthly restock" becomes "Monthly restock (2)".

Building the list

From a product card or product page

Every product card and product page has a bookmark button. Tap it and a small picker opens: tick any list you already have, or type a new name and press the plus button to create a list with that product already on it. Tapping a ticked list again takes the product off. A filled bookmark means the product is on at least one of your lists. Browse the catalog or start in an area such as Growth-factor research.

From your cart or a past order

Already have the right set of products in your cart? Press Save cart as a lab list on the cart page and you'll get a list called "Cart from" plus today's date. On any past order in your account, Save as a list to reorder copies that order's products and quantities into a new list named after the order number. That's often the quickest way to set up a restock list: order once, save it, reuse it.

Setting quantities

Open your lab lists and pick one. Each line has a stepper for the number of boxes. Prices on Nilo are per box, and every box holds a set number of vials, so the quantity you set is always in boxes, not vials. A product page shows exactly what one box holds: BPC-157 10mg, for example, lists the vials per box, the amount in each vial and the total.

New lines start at one box, and the stepper won't go below a product's minimum order quantity. As you change things, the list shows how many products it holds, the total number of boxes and a subtotal at today's prices. The overview of all your lists shows the same figures for each one, so you can compare plans at a glance.

Reordering in one step

1. 1Open the list. Lists are sorted with the one you changed most recently at the top.
2. 2Check the quantities and take off anything you don't need this round with the × on its line.
3. 3Press Add all to cart. Every product goes in with the quantity from the list. If your cart already holds some of the same products, the list's boxes are added on top, so glance at the cart before checking out.
4. 4Check out as usual: sign in, add a US shipping address, confirm research use and place the order. Shipping is calculated at checkout, and the order page then shows the wallet addresses for paying in USDT, USDC or BTC.

The list itself stays exactly as it was, ready for the next restock.

Good to know

• Amounts on a list use today's prices and aren't a quote. The total at checkout, shipping included, is what counts.
• If a product leaves the catalog, its line says it isn't in the catalog any more and offers a Remove button. It won't be added to your cart.
• Another browser, another device or cleared site data won't show your lists, and in a private window they may only last for that visit. To move a list, share it with yourself and save the copy on the other device.
• Deleting a list asks you to confirm first, and it can't be undone.

Planning across several areas? A single list can hold anything in the catalog, say a size from Metabolism research next to one from growth-factor research.