CardiaLink User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience18.5% of reviews
Neutral1.8% of reviews
Negative experience79.7% of reviews

~ Based on 227 written reviews from the US App Store.

What users say

Is CardiaLink Safe?

CardiaLink-Heart rate&Health appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for CardiaLink is 94/100.

This assessment is based on 7,919 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.7/5.

Safety Analysis

95.4% of ratings point to a safe experience
1.6% of ratings suggest some concerns
2.9% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 7,919 App Store ratings for CardiaLink.

Is CardiaLink Legit?

CardiaLink-Heart rate&Health appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for CardiaLink is 65/100.

Based on 65 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Not true readings

Does not measure accurately. Blood pressure and sugar reading stay the same everyday . Went to doctor found out all wrong pressure was way higher and all numbers . Waste of money

Unhappy

The app doesn’t work. A scam and complete waste o f money. The app won’t even let me complete my email and comments. Had to go to the App Store to communicate

Doesn’t work

Kept my finger still over the camera for over 3 minutes and nothing happened. No reading.

TRUST

How can you trust an app that can’t even spell right on its address

False advertising

Your advert clearly states that your phone can measure blood glucose, clearly this is a lie, seems that it’s about time someone starts legal proceedings against you for false and misleading advertising as you could very easily make someone ill with your claims

Not free!

The ad said it was free. Very first thing that popped up was a choice of plans, requiring a decision/payment. Some apps give you free access to some things and not to others. This one charges you right off the bat. Nothing is free. The ad is not only deceptive, it’s a flat out lie!

Misleading offer

It leads you to believe you can try it for .99 p but actually does not expire for one week so I’ll be paying almost £7 for an app that is next to useless as it does not monitor blood pressure as is suggested.

Scam!!!

This App is a scam DO NOT spend your money on it, it does absolutely nothing….cheap thieves

Bueno

Bueno

Engano??

Pq vcs falam que é grátis, quando é preciso pagar?

Its not free

Download is free but to use the app cost money.

Misleading

Advertisement showed it somehow measures blood sugar? How? Manually entering it doesn’t mean anything given you would need bloodwork done prior to using the app. I knew it was BS but gave it a try anyway. The pulse is completely off from my fitness band, there is no help screen, the app doesn’t remember age and a total waste of space on phone. Don’t bother downloading
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Beware- false advertising

It does not measure blood sugar as promised and the blood pressure readings are off by more than 30 points as I measured right after the doctor did!

好评

好用

Free??? Not!!

The very first page asks you to sign up and asks for your billing information

App is Free- Using it Isn’t

Don’t advertise as a FREE app with in app purchases when the first thing a person sees upon opening your app is a page wanting money! Don’t waste peoples’ time and patience if you want to succeed. That little stunt has soured me on your company and I am deleting the app as soon as I send this message.
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Waste of time

Wish all these apps would stop lying!!…… It’s not FREE only the first couple of days are free then as per usual you have to sign a subscription. So it’s not free. You get nothing for free not in this life.

It’s not free

Why say it’s free when it isn’t.

A wast of time

Not worth it 99p for the week then £9.99p a week that is just outrageous it’s just another way to scam money out of people that’s what £120 a year no thanks I’ve deleted the app now.

Venden la aplicación como verificador del azúcar en sangre y no es así

Confunden al usuario porque con esta aplicación no se puede comprobar fehacientemente el contenido de azúcar en sangre