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Hepatox

Pierre Chaillet

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  • Medical
  • App Store
  • United States
  • —0 ratings
  • Paid $3.99
  • Updated
  • Observed

Ratings

Observed
0

Chart position

Observed
—Not on the top charts

90-day growth

—not enough history yet

Opportunity score

AI-derived
1/100Weak · low confidence
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About HepatoxObserved

Hepatox is a Medical app by Pierre Chaillet on the United States App Store. Released Dec 21, 2011; last updated Aug 8, 2026 (version 2.1.2). Hepatox costs $3.99 to download.

MRRBeam rates the success of Hepatox 0/100 (early stage).

Hepatox®, a bibliographical database which reviews drug-induced liver injury, was created in 1980 by Michel BIOUR (MD, PhD), and has been monthly updated in accordance with other usual bibliographical databases to the analysis of the references cited in the articles.
From the App Store listing
Success score
0/100 Early stage
In Medical
Outside the top 100
Chart position
Not on the top charts
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Hepatox: common questions

What is Hepatox?
Hepatox is a Medical app developed by Pierre Chaillet, available on the App Store. It was first released on Dec 21, 2011.
How much does Hepatox cost?
Hepatox costs $3.99 to download.
Is Hepatox successful?
MRRBeam rates the success of Hepatox 0/100 (early stage). The success score combines rating volume, chart position and average rating.
When was Hepatox last updated?
Hepatox was last updated on Aug 8, 2026 (version 2.1.2).
What are alternatives to Hepatox?
Similar Medical apps tracked by MRRBeam include CVS Health, MyChart, healow, UnitedHealthcare and GoodRx: Prescription Savings.
Is there room to build a competitor to Hepatox?
MRRBeam's opportunity score for Hepatox is 1/100. Limited opening: an older app, little observable demand and low price points.