Exposure Ed vs Lappr

Exposure Ed delivers information on military-related exposures to health care providers. Veterans may have been exposed to a range of chemical, physical, and environmental hazards during service, and providers can use this tool to have an informed discussion with Veterans about their individual exposure-related concerns and potential impacts on their health. Providers can also access information on exposure-related programs and benefits offered by the Department of Veterans Affairs and help Veterans assess their participation eligibility. This application should not be used for diagnostic purposes. This tool was created by the Veteran's Health Administration - the nation's leading provider of Veterans' health care.

Swim your lane. Let Lappr do the counting. Lappr uses your iPhone’s front camera to count your swimming laps. Set your phone beside the pool, start your workout, and focus on your swim. No watch is needed. SET UP. START. SWIM. Place your iPhone on a small mount or tripod at the end of your lane. Keep it on the dry pool deck. Point the screen down the lane. Lappr counts a lap each time you swim out and return to the phone. CHOOSE YOUR WORKOUT • Swim freely, or set a distance or time goal. • See your swim time, lap count, and distance. • Track your progress toward your goal. • Pause for a break and resume when ready. SEE EVERY SPLIT • Review your lap times and pace. • Compare your fastest and slowest laps. • Check and correct your lap count. • See your workout history and monthly totals. SAVE AND SHARE Send your workouts to Apple Health or Strava. Export a workout file. Sign in with Apple to back up your workout history and restore it on a new phone.