Lab results

Keep your bloodwork in one place and see each marker change over time.

Adding results

• Add result lets you type in any marker, value and unit, with the test date.
• Import lab report reads a PDF. It currently supports RoidSafe lab reports. For other labs, add results by hand, or use on-device AI on phones that have it: it reads reports from any lab, scanned PDFs and photos of a printed report.

After importing, check the values it found against the PDF before saving.

Viewing

The Labs tab groups results by test date. Tap a marker to see every result for it on a chart, with the reference range where the lab gave one.

Blood tests also show on the estimated levels chart. For testosterone, your Total testosterone results calibrate that chart, so it can estimate your level in nmol/L: see How estimated levels work.

Planning your next test

At the top of Labs, tap Set up under Plan your next blood test. Choose how often you test (for example every 12 weeks) and, optionally, a compound to time it around. The next test is then due that long after your latest result, on the morning of a dose day: just before that day's injection, when your level is lowest (the trough). Results taken at the same point each time are easier to compare.

The Today screen reminds you in the 3 days before, and on Android a notification comes the evening before and that morning (turn on Stock and planning in App settings → Notifications). In the iPhone web app, the test goes into your calendar with your reminders. Adding a new result starts the count again.

Your own alert ranges

Tap a marker and scroll to My alert range to set limits you or your doctor chose, for example haematocrit above 0.52. When a result is outside them, the Labs tab lists it and the Today screen shows Check result until you tap Got it. Only results in the same unit are compared.