Explained for your child’s age
The rules of the reference book take your child’s age into account. The explanation is in plain words, without frightening terms.
Children’s results are read differently from adults’: the ranges depend on age. HemoTrack takes age into account and explains things calmly.

Your child’s report has an arrow pointing down. The paediatrician is a week away, and you can’t tell whether to worry.
On a forum, people compare with adult ranges. A five-year-old’s are different, and other people’s advice only scares you.
Tests from past years stayed at different clinics. You can’t compare this year with last year.
The rules of the reference book take your child’s age into account. The explanation is in plain words, without frightening terms.
You manage the profile until 18. Your child’s results don’t get mixed up with yours.
You can see how haemoglobin or ferritin changes from test to test.
If a result is worth retesting, a task appears in your child’s calendar.