Drip Rate Calculator

About

Drip Rate Calculator is an IV drip calculation app designed for nurses and healthcare professionals. Enter the infusion volume, administration time, and IV set type to quickly check the estimated drip count, drip interval, and flow rate. The companion Apple Watch app lets you check results and adjust key settings from your wrist when taking out your iPhone is difficult. Main features - Calculate drops per minute - Calculate seconds per drop - Show hourly infusion volume in mL/h - Support adult 20 drops/mL and pediatric 60 drops/mL IV sets - View results and edit volume, time, and IV set on Apple Watch - Automatically sync changes between Apple Watch and iPhone - Check the drip rhythm with sound or vibration - Play confirmation sounds even in silent mode - Keep the screen awake while checking rhythm - Use multiple timers with notifications and Lock Screen alarms - View a drip quick chart for 500 mL/100 mL and adult/pediatric conditions - Use calculation records and display customization Results are shown in large, readable numbers, and the input fields are arranged so volume, time, and IV set settings are easy to recognize and tap. This helps you check the key values without unnecessary steps during busy clinical work. On Apple Watch, you can quickly change infusion volume, administration time, or IV set, then follow the calculated rhythm with sound or haptics. Changes made on either device are synchronized automatically, including updates made on Apple Watch while your iPhone is not immediately at hand. Sound and vibration rhythm checks help you confirm the calculated drip interval by feel. Multiple timers can support infusion and observation timing, and the drip quick chart lets you compare common reference values at a glance. The free version includes the core drip calculation features. Pro unlocks more records and timers, unlimited sound/vibration rhythm checks, and customization options. Pro is a one-time purchase, not a subscription. This app is a reference tool for calculating drip count and drip volume. It does not replace medical decisions, treatment decisions, physician instructions, or facility protocols. Always follow your institution’s standards and the judgment of qualified healthcare professionals before actual administration.