Acupuncture Points Reviews
5/5 rating based on 31 reviews. Read all reviews for Acupuncture Points for iPhone.
Acupuncture Points is paid iOS app published by Miridia Technology, Inc.
Small business owner
Papa G Joe
I thought the app was well written and very organized simple easy-to-use much appreciated
A Library in My Pocket
James J., D.Ac.
A great reference tool that is always handy. Very thorough and well organized information. Reliable, smooth navigation and stability that is standard for Meridia Technology products.
Adolfo Martinez
Zebrasys
This is a good practical reference guide. I like the protocols and the photo and diagram point guide! Great!
Excellent Mobile Resource
Perrinechiro
This app will allow you to quickly access point location and action. The protocols are also great resources for a wide variety of conditions.
Excellent app
Neverhaven
This app is excellent for my use - massage therapist practicing acupressure & acutonics. It shows the points, how to locate, how to access, indications (common conditions that points can be stimulated to treat or ease condition/symptoms), contraindications, English & Chinese name, and what the point does energetically. I like the layout and use ability and search features. I will update review as I continue to use it. Only con is the app wipes whatever you are working on if the screen goes dormant and you have to re-search what you already had pulled up. I don't know if this is because it asks you to review app every single time the screen goes dormant or if that is just a feature of the program. In any case it's the only thing I'd change about the app so far.
Internal Qigong
Denver Meditator
The inclusion of the internal pathways of the meridians in this version is an excellent tool for those who practice internal energy work.
Worth It
BananaAB
The app is very useful. Has clear descriptions, charts & point. Works get on iPad & iPhone. Very handy
Helpful
kerimh44
Helpful application, couple of recommendations for improvement is: 1. To add possibility to increase text size to be able to read little easier. 2. Wold be nice to add picture or sketch to show direction of needle insertion when insertion is subcutaneous, transverse or obligue.