BiomarkersIQ describes your own measurements back to you. It is not medical advice, and it is not a medical device.
Last updated 2026-08-06
BiomarkersIQ reads measurements you already record and describes what they did, compared against your own history.
It makes no diagnosis, offers no treatment, and predicts nothing.
It is not a medical device and has not been evaluated by any regulator as one.
Nothing in the app is medical advice. If something concerns you about your health, speak to a clinician, and do not delay doing so because of anything the app did or did not say.
The app reports what your devices recorded. A reading it shows you is only as accurate as the device that took it, and the app cannot tell a real measurement from a faulty one in every case.
Where it can tell that a reading is not a plausible measurement, it reports the period as unmeasured rather than showing the number.
You are responsible for keeping access to your sign-in method.
Signing in with a method that is not attached to your account creates a second, separate account rather than joining the two. To use more than one, attach it to the account you are already signed into — that is what linking a provider does, and it is the only way the two become one.