No Raw Data
I recently had a VO₂ max test performed using PNOE equipment and was extremely disappointed with the experience—not because of the test itself, but because of what happened afterward.
I requested my raw test data so I could review it myself and, if necessary, provide it to a physician or other qualified professional for further evaluation. I was told that PNOE has a company policy preventing them from providing the raw data to the person who paid for and underwent the test.
I found this incredibly frustrating and difficult to understand. If I pay for a physiological test performed on my own body, I believe I should have reasonable access to the underlying information collected during that test. At the very least, I should be able to obtain the data if I want to have it reviewed by a doctor or another qualified professional.
The staff I dealt with were polite and professional, so my frustration isn’t directed at them personally. My issue is with the policy itself and the lack of transparency surrounding it.
For a recreational athlete, this may not be a major concern. But for competitive and especially elite athletes who rely heavily on detailed physiological data to monitor performance, investigate changes in fitness, or work with physicians and performance specialists, I think access to the underlying data is extremely important.
Based on this experience, I would be very hesitant to recommend working directly with PNOE unless you first confirm exactly what data you will receive from your test. The testing itself may be useful, but restricting access to the data collected from your own assessment is, in my opinion, a significant drawback.
I requested my raw test data so I could review it myself and, if necessary, provide it to a physician or other qualified professional for further evaluation. I was told that PNOE has a company policy preventing them from providing the raw data to the person who paid for and underwent the test.
I found this incredibly frustrating and difficult to understand. If I pay for a physiological test performed on my own body, I believe I should have reasonable access to the underlying information collected during that test. At the very least, I should be able to obtain the data if I want to have it reviewed by a doctor or another qualified professional.
The staff I dealt with were polite and professional, so my frustration isn’t directed at them personally. My issue is with the policy itself and the lack of transparency surrounding it.
For a recreational athlete, this may not be a major concern. But for competitive and especially elite athletes who rely heavily on detailed physiological data to monitor performance, investigate changes in fitness, or work with physicians and performance specialists, I think access to the underlying data is extremely important.
Based on this experience, I would be very hesitant to recommend working directly with PNOE unless you first confirm exactly what data you will receive from your test. The testing itself may be useful, but restricting access to the data collected from your own assessment is, in my opinion, a significant drawback.
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Just let me download my results
All I want to do is download my results in a PDF. It’s clearly in a pdf format already, but the app won’t let you download it. Instead you have to wait a minute for it to load every time, and then read it in a tiny window that doesn’t utilize the whole screen.
Great Utility!
An amazing tool to go along with the best metabolic/V02 max testing around.
Best Assessment Platform
As both a user and business owner, I’ve been genuinely impressed with the PNOĒ Precision app. It’s intuitive, beautifully designed, and makes complex metabolic insights feel actionable and easy to understand. Whether I’m using it to track my own VO2max and RMR data or guiding clients through their results, it’s become a core part of my wellness workflow. Clean UI, solid tech, and incredibly useful on both sides of the experience—can’t recommend it enough.
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All in one
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