- Category: Health & Fitness
- First released: February 11, 2011
- Versions: 1 archived
- Installable: 1 of 1
- Seller: IQVIA Inc.
- com.sdihealth.allergyalert
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 6.0 or later.
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8 of 25Useless for Alaska and Hawaii.
App wants you to create an account and log in just to track your personal response. I don’t need to give my email address to even more spammers just because I’d like to figure out what’s causing my reaction. <br/><br/>Also I see no way to set it to use a grown up measuring system for temperature etc instead of the medieval american units that don’t make sense.
This was a flawless app for many years up until about a yr ago. On my iPad, the name of the city never shows up. iPhone ok but iPad, not good. Delete
Tried to login and keep getting an error. Reset my password so I KNOW what I'm putting in is right.. Still getting an error.
App is bad. Once app is open, it takes a long time for the forecast to come up and frequently crashes and errors on forecast and location detection.
On iPad ads all along the top block location so you can't see what locations the information is for, reducing app useless.
The location is blocked by ads so I have no way to tell what location is what when swiping.
The ad banners at top of app cover the name of the town or city so makes it useful only if you remember the order of towns. Used to work fine but they screwed it up
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