Check Your Anemia Risk from a Simple Eye Photo in Seconds
Upload a clear photo of your eye or inner eyelid. Our AI screens for visual signs associated with anemia and gives you fast guidance for follow-up.
This tool provides a preliminary risk screening and is not intended to diagnose anemia or replace a blood test. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for medical advice.
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Simple, fast anemia risk screening
Our AI analyzes a single eye image to assess visual anemia risk indicators and support earlier care conversations.
- Get results in under 60 seconds
- See clear anemia risk guidance
- Use a guided example for better photos
Frequently asked questions
Quick guidance for using the screening tool responsibly.
How often should I use this diagnostic tool?
You can use the tool periodically to monitor potential changes, such as once every few weeks or months. However, it should not replace regular checkups with a healthcare professional. If you notice concerning results, follow up with a doctor.
How can I interpret the results?
Results are presented as risk levels: low, moderate, or high risk. A higher risk result means you should seek medical advice for further testing. A low-risk result does not guarantee the absence of anemia, but you are at a very low risk.
I already have anemia - can I still use the anemia risk tool?
Yes, this tool can be useful for both people with and without anemia.
Is my personal health information secure?
Yes, your data are protected using encryption and secure storage. Images and results are handled confidentially and are not shared without your consent.
Do I need a special camera or app?
No, there is no special equipment required. You can use your phone's standard camera, whether it is iOS or Android. Just make sure the image is clear and well-lit for the best results.
Are these diagnostic tools?
No, this is a risk assessment tool, not a diagnostic device. It is designed to provide general insights based on the image you submit. If you have concerns about your health or receive a high-risk result, you should consult a qualified medical professional for proper testing and advice.
Let’s catch anemia risk earlier