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Infusion Ready

Blackfox Media LLC
⬇ 1+ downloads
Est. actual: 3
6.99 USD
Released: Jun 13, 2026
No in-app purchases
No ads
Rated: Everyone

Signals

3 this week · 2 positive All of this week's signals →
  • 📈Last 7 days 0 installs · 0/day since Oct 6
  • 🏆Among Medical apps bottom 0% by installs gained this week (94 peers growing)
  • 🛠Updates quiet · updated 37 days ago · every ~14 days (2 updates tracked)
Installs since launch
0 2 3 3 Jun 13, 2026 today
0 installs since Oct 6
Update history
1.2.3 Oct 9, 2026 · seen Oct 24, 2026
Clinical accuracy update:<br>• Corrected several drug concentrations and dosing values<br>• Norepinephrine + saline guidance updated with clearer rationale<br>• Added missing dangerous-combination warnings (incl. paralytic + barbiturate pairs)<br>• Insulin and several antibiotics now correctly flagged as needing their own line<br>• Added 15 medications, incl. remdesivir, oritavancin, dalbavancin,
1.2.2 Sep 25, 2026 · seen Oct 6, 2026
Clinical accuracy update:<br>• Corrected several drug concentrations and dosing values<br>• Norepinephrine + saline guidance updated with clearer rationale<br>• Added missing dangerous-combination warnings (incl. paralytic + barbiturate pairs)<br>• Insulin and several antibiotics now correctly flagged as needing their own line<br>• Added 15 medications, incl. remdesivir, oritavancin, dalbavancin,
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Infusion Ready is a medical app by Blackfox Media LLC with 1+ downloads (about 3 estimated). Released Jun 13, 2026. Install growth, rank history, SDKs and ad networks.

From the store listing: “Infusion Ready helps critical-care clinicians plan continuous IV infusions safely. It answers three bedside questions fast: 1. Can these two infusions share the same IV line? 2. Given everything this patient is ordered, what is the fewest number of SAFE IV lines — and which drips go together? 3. Which drips must run…”