Reorder fast with the order pad

Clicking through listing pages one box at a time is fine for a first order. For the fifth order of the same list, it's a chore. The order pad is the shortcut: one page, one form, one button.

What's on the page

Every listing Davo sells, split into the same shelves as the shop. Each shelf is a panel with a yellow header showing its name and how many rows it holds. Listings that aren't on a shelf, when there are any, sit in an “Everything else” panel at the bottom. Inside a panel, rows run A to Z.

Each row carries:

• the listing name, linked to its product page, with a coral Blend tag if it's a blend;
• the vial line, like “10mg × 10 vials”;
• the price of one box;
• a box count with − and + buttons, which you can also type straight into;
• the line total for that row, once the count is above zero.

Filling it in, step by step

1. Find your rows

The “Find a row” box at the top filters as you type. It matches the listing name and the vial line, so “BPC”, “blend” or “10mg” all work. While a filter is on, every shelf with a match opens and shelves with no match drop out of view. Clear the box and everything comes back.

2. Punch in box counts

Type a number or tap + and −. Counts run from 0 to 99 boxes per row. A row with a count turns pale yellow so you can spot it on a long scroll, and its line total appears. On a narrow screen the line total sits under the price; on a wider one it gets its own column on the right.

3. Fold what you don't need

Tap a shelf header to fold it, or use “Fold all” and “Open all” at the top. Folding only hides rows. The counts inside stay put, and the header shows a “picked” chip with the number of boxes you've set on that shelf.

4. Check the bar

A black bar sticks to the bottom of the screen while you scroll the pad. It shows the total number of boxes, how many listings they cover and the subtotal in US dollars. The subtotal is boxes only. Shipping gets worked out at checkout, from the number of boxes in the order.

5. Add everything

Press “Add everything to bag”. Every row with a count above zero goes into your bag in one go, the pad resets to zero, and you land on the bag page. If a listing has a minimum order above the number you typed, the pad adds the minimum instead. Changed your mind before adding? “Clear” zeroes every row at once.

Reordering the same list

The pad doesn't keep counts between visits. Reload the page and it starts from zero again. That's deliberate: it's a form, not a saved list. The fastest repeat order goes like this:

1. Open your ordersand pick the last one. The “What's in it” panel lists each line as boxes × name.
2. Open the order pad in another tab.
3. Type each name into “Find a row”, set the count, and move on to the next.
4. Check the bar, then add everything.

A few things worth knowing. Adding a listing that's already in your bag stacks on top of what's there, up to 99 boxes per listing, so glance at the bag before you check out. The bag itself lives in your browser until checkout, and it's checked against the current catalog when you come back: listings that are gone drop out, prices refresh, and a notice tells you what changed.

What the pad doesn't do

• It doesn't take payment. Checkout does, and it needs an account. The pad and the bag work signed out.
• It doesn't work out shipping. Checkout shows that before you place the order.
• It doesn't suggest anything. You bring the list; the pad just makes typing it in quick.

Once the bag looks right, checkout asks for a US address and the research-use confirmation, then your order page shows the amount due and the wallet addresses for USDT, USDC and BTC. For the words on each row, see the catalog glossary.

Rather browse?

No problem. Shop all has search and shelf filters, or jump straight to a shelf: Growth factor stuff, Immune & defense, Hormone axis, Metabolic or Skin & pigment.