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LabLens reads every parameter on your report. Here's what high or low means for the common Indian panels.
Upload a clear photo or PDF of your report. LabLens uses AI vision to transcribe every parameter, then classifies each value as normal, high or low against Indian reference ranges and explains it in plain English. You get an editable review step to fix anything misread before anything is interpreted or saved.
Reading and explaining a report — plus a downloadable PDF — is free and needs no account. Saving reports, the whole-family vault, full trend history, hereditary-risk insights and re-test reminders are part of LabLens Plus (₹499/year for the family, or ₹99/month). You can also keep a single extra report for ₹49 without a membership.
Complete blood count (CBC), thyroid (TSH/T3/T4), lipid profile, liver function (LFT), kidney function (KFT), blood sugar and HbA1c, vitamins, urine routine and most Indian pathology reports.
Yes. Reports are stored privately, protected by row-level security, and served only to you through signed links. Family members' data is stored with your consent. We never share your data with insurers or other third parties.
Yes — with LabLens Plus you get a family health vault. Save reports for parents, grandparents, children and more, each with their own trends and hereditary-risk insights, so you can manage everyone's health in one place.
No. LabLens is an educational tool that helps you understand your report — it is not a diagnosis. Always consult a qualified doctor. You can also get a doctor to review your report through a PingMeDoc consult.
