LDL: Cholesterol Tracker

Free

1.0.7for iPhone, iPad

Monali Paghadal

Developer

Feb 1, 2025

Update Date

Health & Fitness

Category

App Store

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LDL: Cholesterol Tracker Screenshots

iPad

iPhone

About LDL: Cholesterol Tracker

LDL: Cholesterol Tracker is a simple app that can track your cholesterol measurement history. Daily you just need to put numbers and it will calculate total cholesterol, General cholesterol, HDL (good cholesterol), LDL (Bad cholesterol), and Triglycerides.

Add your daily cholesterol data and get an indicator of whether it is Normal, Warning, or High on the dashboard.

LDL: Cholesterol Tracker app features:
- Share your cholesterol test result with other platforms.
- Get a Daily Reminder to enter cholesterol test results by your selected time.
- Easily Backup and Restore your cholesterol test result data with Google drive backup.
- Cholesterol calculator indicates different levels

There is an information section about cholesterol in which you know about cholesterol.
1) What is cholesterol?
2) Different Cholesterol test measurements.
3) Information about cholesterol indicators.
4) Why do I need a cholesterol test?