LabReady: Fasting Tracker
Blood Work Fasting Reminders
About
This app simplifies preparation for lab tests by providing a fasting timer and a clear countdown for all necessary pre-appointment steps. It helps users manage hydration, supplement intake, and other restrictions based on specific blood work requirements.
What's New in LabReady
1.0
June 2, 2026
Developer apps
FAQ
What is LabReady used for?
LabReady is a fasting timer and blood work prep app designed to help users get ready for various lab tests. It provides clear countdowns and reminders for fasting, hydration, supplements, and other specific instructions required before a blood draw.
How does LabReady help with fasting for blood work?
LabReady creates a personalized fasting timer based on your blood draw appointment. It shows your recommended fasting start times, hydration reminders, and when to leave for your appointment, eliminating the guesswork.
Can LabReady handle different types of lab tests?
Yes, LabReady is designed for a wide range of lab tests, including glucose tests, cholesterol tests, lipid panels, hormone labs, and biomarker panels. It allows you to customize prep templates for various requirements.
Does LabReady offer custom reminders?
Absolutely. You can create custom prep templates in LabReady to include reminders for fasting, hydration, supplements like biotin and creatine, medication review, and restrictions on food, caffeine, alcohol, and exercise.
What is the price of LabReady?
LabReady is a paid application priced at $0.99. This one-time purchase grants you access to all its features for managing your lab test preparations.
Does LabReady have ads?
No, LabReady is ad-free. As a paid application, it provides an uninterrupted user experience without any advertisements.
What devices does LabReady support?
LabReady is currently supported on iPhones. It is designed to run on iOS devices, offering a seamless experience for Apple users.
How often is LabReady updated?
LabReady was last updated on June 2, 2026, with version 1.0. Future updates will likely focus on adding new features and improving existing functionalities based on user feedback and evolving health guidelines.