About
Transform your iPhone or iPad into a drug testing machine. This app allows you to read eTest kits, scan IDs, view past results, and monitor active tests. It's a comprehensive tool for managing drug testing processes.
What's New in Labb Station
3.9.8
October 19, 2026
- Three-sided test kits (UA-23A SVT) (1ae85f4): - Handles the "Side three needed" rescan (rescan_id 8). - Resuming any multi-sided test forces a rescan. - The side-three alert image is still a placeholder until design delivers the real one. - The QR scanner now reads the small (~1.2 cm) QR codes - Fixed "The camera was closed without taking a photo"
MoreFAQ
What devices is Labb Station compatible with?
Labb Station is compatible with most Apple mobile devices, including iPhone, iPad, and iPod, that have an 8MP camera or larger.
How often is Labb Station updated?
The latest version of Labb Station is 3.9.7, and it was last updated on March 5, 2026. This indicates a history of updates, though specific frequency is not detailed.
What is the age rating for Labb Station?
Labb Station has an age rating of 17+, suggesting it is intended for adult users due to the nature of its functionality.
Does Labb Station have ads?
No, Labb Station does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use.
How can I get started with Labb Station?
To get started, you can create a Labb Station account or log in if you already have one. Download the app and follow the on-screen instructions to access its features.
What are the security considerations for Labb Station?
The app operates independently of Labb's MDM system. Users are responsible for their own security and should be cautious of apps that might compromise donor identity or record their screen.
Where can I find more information about Labb Station pricing?
For additional information or to set up a free or paid account, please visit Labb.com. The app itself is free to download.
What is the user sentiment for Labb Station?
Labb Station has an average rating of 3.7 stars from 6 ratings. This suggests a mixed user reception, with some users finding it useful and others potentially experiencing issues.
