Track ApoB over time.
Apolipoprotein B is reported in mg/dL on a Apolipoprotein B panel. VialScope keeps every ApoB result on one timeline with your injections and how you feel, so you and your clinician can see what changed.
Free to use. VialScope records your data — it does not interpret it.
- Reported in
- mg/dL
- Prints on
- Apolipoprotein B panel
- Also printed as
- Apolipoprotein B100Apo B
What VialScope records for ApoB
Every result, in order
Each ApoB value with the date and the change from your own previous result. Your history, not a single flagged number.
The context that makes it comparable
Hours since your last dose and whether you were fasting, recorded on every draw — so a trough reads like a trough every time.
Your lab's own range, as context
The reference range your lab printed next to the value, shown as a plain, uncolored band. VialScope never labels the value high or low.
On one timeline
ApoB overlaid with your injections and daily metrics on one time axis — see what moved together across months.
A record, not an advisor.
VialScope never tells you whether your ApoB is high or low, never suggests a dose, and never explains what a compound does. It keeps a clean, complete record — interpreting it is your clinician’s work. That is the point.
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Start your ApoB record.
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