Meet your new
vital sign.
Introducing AnemoCheck Mobile
Hemoglobin measurement in a snap.
Meet AnemoCheck Mobile
AnemoCheck Mobile
AnemoCheck Mobile is the first mobile app technology designed for instant, completely non-invasive hemoglobin level determination.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.



Get your results in 4 easy steps.
Before testing, remove any nail polish. Our app needs to see your nail beds to work.
1.

Download the AnemoCheck app, and click “Take a Test”
2.

Take a picture of your fingers in the box as shown. Make sure to curl in to avoid glare.
3.

Drag and drop the boxes onto the center of your nail beds.
4.

Click “Get Result Here” and receive an instant hemoglobin measurement on screen.

But first...
What is anemia?
anemia [əˈnēmēə] noun • a condition marked by a deficiency of red blood cells or of hemoglobin in the blood, resulting in pallor and weariness.


Who is at Risk of Anemia?
Women
Women are generally at greater risk of iron deficiency anemia due to factors like blood loss during menstruation and the increased need for blood during pregnancy.
Infants and Children
Infants—especially those born prematurely and/or with low birth weight—may be at risk of iron deficiency if they do not receive enough iron from breast milk or formula. Older children need extra iron during growth spurts and other stages of development.
Vegetarians
People who don’t eat meat or animal-based products may have a greater risk of iron deficiency anemia if they don’t eat other iron-rich foods.
Frequent Blood Donors
People who routinely donate blood may have an increased risk of iron deficiency anemia, because blood donation can deplete the body’s iron stores.
The Elderly
Anemia becomes more common as people grow older due to lower blood cell count.
AnemoCheck Home
AnemoCheck Home is a single use, disposable test for hemoglobin level determination in the comfort of your own home.
AnemoCheck Home will be the only FDA-cleared, over-the-counter hemoglobin test available in 2021.

Our
Mission
To empower people to learn more about and take action on their health, through accessible science and technology.
It's your health.
Own it.
It’s time to take a more active role in your health to lead to a better life. It starts with tracking your vitals. Hemoglobin levels change with many other aspects of your health and maintaining hemoglobin level can lead to a better life. Meet your new vital sign, hemoglobin level.