$4.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 13, 2014
  • April 30, 2024

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About

This app helps individuals diagnosed with vitamin B12 deficiency manage their condition. It allows users to track symptoms, medications, supplements, and appointments, providing visual charts and reminders to aid in treatment response monitoring and daily organization.

Symptom tracking with severity slider
Medication and supplement management
Appointment reminders
Printable symptom and medication charts
Personalized journal for observations
Test result monitoring
Image library for visible symptoms
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What's New in B12 Deficiency

1.3.3

April 30, 2024

Bug fixes

User reviews

Journal won’t work

I had the original app for free Called PA, the journal would no longer open so I thought it may be because this £4.49 app had superseded it. Downloaded hoping to swap across but the journal doesn’t work in this app either tap the + button and it closes the app used to love recording in this app good reminder of historic events but now won’t work properly
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Please update!

The journal feature keeps crashing the app.
I can’t type in the personalized symptoms because of the placement of the text box (iPhone). Also-just a thought-it would be cool to add the labs to the charts feature.

V1.3.2 broken

I’ve just updated to version 1.3.2 on my iPad running iOS 15.3.1 and now My Journal is broken. If you try to add an entry or update an existing one the app crashes

I have 2 months worth of data in the app which I cannot access it

makes you wonder how much testing the app gets, especially when this version is supposed to fix issues in iOS 15. For me it “was” fine. Now, In its current state, this app is close to useless.
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Doesn’t have the feature I wanted

B12 intramuscular injections are often prescribed with staggered, irregular schedules that this app didn’t accommodate to. Example: every other day for 2 weeks then once a week for 3 more weeks, then once every 6 months... this app only had an option to add supplements with regular schedules (every day, every other day, etc). While there could be a workaround by setting up multiple time periods, that seems too time-consuming...

In the future it would also be cool if it could integrate with Apple health...
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B12 app

For 4.99 this is a total rip off. It’s just a glorified Excel sheet with colours!

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FAQ

What is B12 Deficiency?

B12 Deficiency is an app designed to help individuals diagnosed with vitamin B12 deficiency. It provides tools to organize and track symptoms, medications, supplements, and appointments, aiding in the management of the condition and communication with doctors.

How does B12 Deficiency help track symptoms?

B12 Deficiency allows users to record the severity of their symptoms using a slider bar. These results are then displayed in graph form, which can be viewed alongside information about supplements and medications.

Can B12 Deficiency remind me to take my medication?

Yes, B12 Deficiency offers a feature to organize and manage your injections, medications, and supplements. The app can provide timely reminders for when to take your prescribed dosage.

Is B12 Deficiency available on Android?

Based on the provided data, B12 Deficiency is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. There is no information indicating support for Android devices.

How much does B12 Deficiency cost?

B12 Deficiency is a paid application, with a price of $4.99. The provided data does not indicate any in-app purchases or subscription models.

Does B12 Deficiency have ads?

No, B12 Deficiency does not contain advertisements. The app is a paid download and is ad-free.

How often is B12 Deficiency updated?

The latest version of B12 Deficiency is 1.3.3, which was last updated on April 30, 2024. This indicates the app receives periodic updates.

What is the age rating for B12 Deficiency?

B12 Deficiency has an age rating of 4+. This suggests it is suitable for users of all ages, though it is intended for individuals diagnosed with a specific medical condition.