Lab reference ranges aren't one-size-fits-all. Different studies, regions, and populations can mean different "normal" for you.
Health3 now lets you browse multiple valid reference ranges for your biomarkers, see the clinical source behind each one, and choose which to display.
Because your health data deserves context.
Update now, available on iOS and Android.
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No more lab result confusion! Different countries and labs use different units (mg/dL vs mmol/L). Health3 auto-converts all your values for consistent tracking, so you can easily compare results across time and labs—no calculations needed.
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📊 INTERPRETING YOUR LEVELS:
Normal ranges vary by:
- Age (decreasing with age as shown by Samaras et al., 2013)
- Sex (typically higher in men)
- Laboratory methods
Health3 provides relevant reference ranges based on these factors.
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Health3 does the complex work of unit standardization behind the scenes, so you can focus on what matters: understanding your health and making informed decisions.
Download today and experience truly consistent health tracking.
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Different labs use different units for the same measurements. What's normal in one report might look concerning in another—simply because of unit differences, not actual health changes.
Example: Glucose can be reported as mg/dL in one lab but mmol/L in another.
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