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by G0dzillasRus

I am very absent minded, and so I was quite happy that the developers made this app to help me keep track of how often I took my Humira, the expiration dates and lot numbers, as well as a symptom log. However, it has several major flaws. One is that periodically the Humira company would ask me for my most recent lot number and expiration date, which is very very difficult to locate in the app. Far more damning, though, is that they do not use Apple protocols for backing up data in the app. It does not back up it’s data every time you do a back up of all your OTHER apps on the iPhone. It requires its OWN back up procedure. If we had to do this for every single app we owned, no one would ever back them up. In my case, being unaware that it was not being backed up when I did a full backup, I restored my phone to factory settings and it lost YEARS of data. If both issues were resolved, I would have given a five star rating. It is otherwise an excellent application and I was happy to use it. Instead I deleted it from my phone and I’m using a sticky note application to keep this information. It works very well, is synced and backed up, and is easy to retrieve the information quickly. If at some point the developers fix these issues, I would like them to let me know, as I would definitely revise my review. Also, I did make them aware that this is a problem.

by Bblake2019

I use this app only because it does a great job of nagging you, which I need, but is seriously lacking in other areas. Some injection days I lose track of time and don’t do the injection until the next day, or sometimes a few days later. This, in turn, changes date/time I will inject the next week therefore throwing off the whole schedule. It would be nice if when you go to “log an injection” you could just select the date (ESPECIALLY) if it is only a day or two off and then update the next week’s injection. This app doesn’t let you (easily) select a different injection day and in order to update it, you have to go in to settings > medication settings > manually enter your “last injection” > manually enter the “next dose” > save > close out of app so it updates > open to verify - and the main screen will still appear as though you missed an injection, even though you just rescheduled it. In my opinion, it should be easier to record injections on the home screen by changing the first option of “prep and inject” to “record injection”. It can auto-populate to the date/time of the scheduled injection but should allow for editing in case the patient changes something.

In summary, this app is not user friendly but does have a few useful tools.

by Maia Johnson

Overall the app is effective in its primary purpose but it is lacking in functionality. In the current day and age most people have and regularly use more than one mobile device, but this app doesn’t have ready access to any shared database that is accessible across those devices. This means that if you travel or are like me and like to keep your data synced then you have to manually input the data multiple times, once for each device.

However, if you load the app onto a new device or have problems on an existing device and reload the app then it will “magically” download all of the data from the cloud. Why can’t the app access this data otherwise, outside having to reload the app or purchase a new device to initially load it onto.

I get wanting things to be “secure” but security shouldn’t always and exclusively come at the price of functionality or convenience for the user.