OmniMedix Medical Calculator

Name: OmniMedix Medical Calculator
Price: 7.99 USD
Rating: 4.4 (14 reviews)
Author: Omnimedic Solutions, LLC

By: Omnimedic Solutions, LLC

Medical

Features & Capabilities

Rated 5 stars by nurses and medics alike! Here's what people are saying:

Chelsea says: This app is perfect for anyone in the medical field! I'll definitely be using this during my nursing clinicals! Best $4.99 I've spent in a while!

Minifireguy says: "Easy app to use when on the medic. Easy to open up and get calcs fast. Great app

OmniMedix was created by a practicing street medic with simple design that allows the user to calculate the proper medication infusion rate within seconds instead of fumbling through endless menus.

Agency protocols are different and medications in EMS come and go. OmniMedix is the only calculator based on infusion rates, not specific medications, which allows it to be used with virtually any medication. This allows it the versatility to be used in all clinical environments: EMS, Emergency Department, ICU, medical offices and even veterinary medicine.

Also included are weight and temperature conversions, common pediatric calculations, medication bolus calculations, and the Parkland Burn Formula for fluid resuscitation.

While most hospital units have IV pumps that take care of the drip rate, most EMS crews don’t, and are either left to calculate drips by hand or "titrate to effect". Even if you have the luxury of an IV pump, can you quickly and accurately calculate the correct drip rate by hand if your pump fails? Your patient’s life may depend on it! This app is a must have for anyone who administers IV medications, and is designed with those who rarely calculate drip rates in mind.

Directions for use: Select the concentration being utilized (mcg/min, mcg/kg/min, etc) to enter its menu. Enter the patient’s weight, the desired dose, medication concentration, and dripset being used. OmniMedix will display the proper flow rate in drops per minute, drops per second, and our proprietary “seconds per drop”, to simplify slower drip rates.

Check out our YouTube video (search OmniMedix) for a full demo of the app.

Content created by: Cody Blount, BS, NREMT-P, FP-C

Send feedback to: info@omnimedicsolutions.com

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Omnimedic Solutions, LLC

Rating:

4.40

(14)

Version:

4.0 Last updated: 2017-10-02

Version code:

841412912

Creation date:

2012-06-05

Compatible devices:

Size:

1.38MB

Price:

7.99

URLs:

Website

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-04

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Developed by:

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Apple Apps Store

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User Reviews

OmniMedix Medical Calculator is praised for its ease of use, accuracy, and speed, especially by paramedics and ER staff who rely on quick drips and med-math calculations. Recurring drawbacks center on heparin calculation problems and concerns about value for money given competing free apps. Overall, users view it as a valuable, time-saving tool despite these issues.

Pros

Easy to use / intuitive interface
Accurate calculations
Saves time in high-stress / emergency settings
Very helpful for paramedics and emergency department workflows
Broad range of medical calculators (drips, pediatrics, burn formulas)

Cons

Heparin calculation issues (difficulty computing heparin rates, sometimes cannot calculate in the heparin category)
Price/value concerns (perceived high price at $7.99 and references to free alternatives)
Some users feel basic med calculations may be lacking or confusing to new users

Recent reviews

I would like the temperature conversion Calc to be in decimal form for more accuracy 99.2,99.3, 99.4 all convert to 37 centigrade which is inaccurate. I think 99.5 showed up as 38 centigrade.

by pe*****, 2021-04-15

This app doesn’t do basic med calculations. It also doesn’t do heparin rates without having to put a drip rate in? Super confusing. Not a good app and definitely not worth $7.99 should be a free app as it is very old in design.