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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 14, 2015
  • April 10, 2017

Features

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This app offers practical self-management tools for individuals experiencing persistent pain. It includes informational resources, 12 self-help tools, a diary, and self-assessment features to help users understand and manage their pain.

Self-management tools
Information resources
12 self-help tools
Diary function
Self-assessment tools
In-app purchase for extended functionality
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What's New in Pain Toolkit

2.9

April 10, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Minor registration improvements Deep linking support for initial token registration Bodychart zoom help Server communication improvements

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In-App Purchases

$4.99

Pain Toolkit Full Access

Allows access to full app functionality

User reviews

Complete waste of money

Very generalised information which left me feeling ripped off frankly and frustrated as I am on a low income.
I’d gone through the entire app in 30 mins and had learned nothing new.
It says at one point that exercise relieves fatigue. This is too vague and for some people exercising with fatigue is certainly ill advised.
I will delete the app now and move on.
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Do not pay for this app!!!

I can see how this app would benefit someone who has been given a code by their clinical team as you can easily share information with the team on a regular basis. It is also free if accessed in this way. I, however have just paid £4.99 for it, despite the fact that the main and most useful feature is unavailable to me as I don’t have a code. I have read every section of the app and completed the assessments all in about 20 minutes. The toolkit is mainly common sense and provides very little advice on actually managing the pain. One of the so called ‘tools’ is titled ‘learning to relax’ and I was expecting at least to see advice on some relaxation techniques. It is actually just a list of activities that can be relaxing I.e. reading a book, gardening! Oh and 30 second video literally speaks the text with stick men illustrations. Not what I was expecting at all. I’m gutted that I paid £4.99 for this 😔
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Disappointing

Short videos and info about tools but with no real direction on how to implement them. Can get more info from the website. Complete waste of money.

No Go

Seems you have to have a "token" from a professional to use it. Otherwise there is no way to sign in.
Would of been nice if that was the first thing revealed in the description

Frustrating!!!

Will this service will be available to work again soon? App worthless without it tbh

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FAQ

What is the Pain Toolkit?

The Pain Toolkit is a medical app designed to provide practical, easy-to-use self-management tools for people living with persistent pain. It is based on proven methods developed with input from individuals experiencing chronic pain.

What features does the Pain Toolkit offer?

The app includes informational resources, 12 self-help tools, a diary function for tracking, and self-assessment tools to help users understand how pain affects their lives.

Is the Pain Toolkit free to use?

The core functionality of the Pain Toolkit is free. However, extended functionality is available via an in-app purchase for standalone use.

Does the Pain Toolkit have ads?

No, the Pain Toolkit does not contain advertisements. The app is free with an option for in-app purchases for extended features.

What devices support the Pain Toolkit?

The Pain Toolkit is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS users.

How often is the Pain Toolkit updated?

The latest version of the Pain Toolkit is 2.9, which was released on April 10, 2017. The app was initially released on February 14, 2015.

What is the age rating for the Pain Toolkit?

The Pain Toolkit has an age rating of 17+, indicating it is intended for mature users. This is common for medical applications dealing with health conditions.

What is the user feedback on the Pain Toolkit?

Based on the provided data, the Pain Toolkit has a rating of 1.0 stars from 1 rating. This indicates very limited user feedback is currently available.