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The Menu screen (/live/menu) shows your clinic’s peptide therapy catalog, 37 products across four categories, and lets you enter per-product cost for margin reporting. It is the same catalog the SMS bot prices from.

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Product Categories

Injectable

14 products. Subcutaneous/intramuscular formulations, including dose-tiered options like Retatrutide.

Nasal

5 products. Intranasal peptide sprays.

Oral

15 products. Capsule, tablet, and sublingual preparations.

Topical

3 products. Cream and gel formulations.

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Where the catalog lives

Product names, categories, and retail prices are defined in code (src/lib/mock-data/products.ts), not in an editable database table. Adding a product, removing one, or changing a retail price is a code change + deploy, it cannot be done from the Menu screen. This is also why a price change is not instant for the bot: the bot reads the same static catalog, so it picks up new pricing only after a deploy.
The one thing you can edit on this screen is the per-product cost (COGS), which feeds the P&L on the Finances screen.

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Per-product cost (COGS)

1

Find the product

Use the search bar or scroll to its category.
2

Enter its cost

Type the wholesale cost into the product’s cost field. Costs are stored in the product_costs table and are nullable: margin views stay empty (never fabricated) until you enter a cost.
3

See it in Finances

Net profit on the P&L is revenue − cost, computed from the costs you enter here.

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Retatrutide dose-based pricing

Retatrutide (and other dose-based items like MK-677) is priced by dose, not a single flat price. The dose-table price is the whole charge; a Reta order’s # shots field is informational (it tracks mg purchased) and is not a price multiplier. Existing clients’ dose prices are grandfathered from the tracker.
The SMS bot will not start a brand-new dose-based order on its own, those route to a human. It can, however, reorder a dose-based item a customer has bought before, because the price is already on file.

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How the menu powers the SMS bot

The bot does not keep its own product list, it prices from the same catalog via its browse_menu and search_menu tools.

Category browsing

A broad ask (“what do you offer?”) returns the four categories with counts; the bot then lists a chosen category completely. It never recites the menu from memory.

Specific lookups

A named product runs search_menu, which returns matches plus a totalMatches/truncated signal so the bot never falsely claims it listed everything.
Pricing and totals are always tool-derived; the bot refuses to total an order containing any unpriced line. If you change a retail price in products.ts and deploy, the bot quotes the new price on its next reply.