# Normal Lab Values — user reviews

> 17 indexed App Store user reviews of Normal Lab Values by Keaka Jackson, rated 3.19/5 from 98 ratings.

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/normal-lab-values/id304045210/reviews
- App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/normal-lab-values/id304045210.md
- Rating breakdown: 5★ 26 · 4★ 17 · 3★ 22 · 2★ 16 · 1★ 17

## Most critical reviews (10 lowest-rated)

### 1/5 — Doesn't work on iPhone 5 with iOS 8

*2014-10-16, version 1.4*

Frozen at the start. Not updated for iPhone 5 screen. Outdated...

### 1/5 — Lab Values

*2013-02-01, version 1.4*

This app crashes on my iP5, 6.1 OS, when I try to use alphabet lookup. It is fine when I swipe to locate a specific value. 

Charles W Pafford
Apopka, FL

### 1/5 — This application

*2012-03-10*

Totally Worthless !! Sorry

### 1/5 — Very poor implementation

*2009-12-31*

Certainly not worth the money - In a paid medical app like this there should be no errors and the material should be complete. Looks like the work of a single untrained individual with no editorial oversight or quality control of any kind.

### 1/5 — Good,

*2009-05-14*

Simple and easy to use.  Keep the updates coming regarding new tests please. And great because it gives you SI values aswell! (significant for us who line the border)

### 1/5 — Not worth it

*2009-05-02, version 0*

When looking up lab values you have to delve through menus. A one-trick pony like this should be free. MedRef is cheaper, more comprehensive, and faster. I want my $2 back!

### 1/5 — Lab values

*2009-02-13, version 0*

Very limited application not worth the money

### 2/5 — Room for improvement

*2009-05-27, version 0*

This application is easy to use, with lab values cross-indexed by name and by category. The values are displayed in a small, Times Roman font, making them somewhat difficult to read and leaving large areas of the screen blank. It would be preferable to see the results in a larger, sans serif font, such as Helvetica. As for the informational value, the number of tests listed is quite limited. The most routine tests are covered, but even some fairly common ones, such as vancomycin levels, are missing. In addition, helpful guidelines, such as target lipid levels for patients with diffferent cardiac risk factors, are not given. Overall, this is an ok program that could be made considerably better.

### 3/5 — Okay

*2009-07-11, version 0*

Could be better, but worth having just the same.

### 3/5 — Not a bad start.

*2009-02-22, version 0*

Needs more labs added. Hopefully they update this app soon. Not bad for $2.

## Most praised reviews (7 highest-rated)

### 5/5 — Invaluable

*2010-12-05*

I'm a pharmacist. This app is great for me b/c when patients tell me lab values, I know whether I need to smile, frown, or panic!

### 5/5 — Love it!!

*2009-05-14*

Pls include panadol level. Thanks

### 5/5 — 1.1

*2009-05-06, version 0*

Good app,great to see more lab values since the update(dig). Hopefully a greater app with future updates !!!

### 4/5 — Love it

*2011-05-01, version 1.4*

Love it!!!  I'm in nursing school and all of the values I have learned are the same in this app.  What a life saver!

### 4/5 — Emergency.consultant

*2009-07-25*

This application is great for looking up the norms for tests that you only run once or twice in a year.  As for the rest of the tests. Students and residents will find them useful.

### 3/5 — Not too bad

*2009-02-21, version 0*

Has some good info, nut I would like more. How about dig and Dilantin levels, and some others... But it is a good start.

### 3/5 — No Heart

*2009-02-19*

Lab normals are a fact of life and we all need a quick reference. This one works... but I don't seem to be able to reference myocardial infarction values such as Troponin.

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