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Version 8.0 · 2026-08-27
⁃ Compatible with iOS 26. ⁃ Other minor bugs fixed.
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The store currently lists version 8.0, updated 2026-08-27.








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Blood Pressure & Glucose Pal is a handy app to help keeping tracking your blood pressure, heart rate, blood sugar, weight and meds taken logs.
By adding readings with just several taps, this app will generate chart view for your systolic, diastolic, blood sugar, weight and heart rate to see tendency of them, and you can export the readings by email or print them directly by this app.
Keeping tracking BP, glucose and weight readings is good habit to monitor your heath or check if one med is workable for you, this app supports multiple users, you can track both you and your family’s readings separately.
You can add note for each reading, for example, if you know the reason one BP reading is higher than normal, add it together with your readings, which will help doctors to diagnose or remind yourself to avoid that happening again.…
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⁃ Compatible with iOS 26. ⁃ Other minor bugs fixed.
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