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User Sample Photos
PostedJune 13, 2023
UpdatedJuly 21, 2025
ByFluid Life
As part of the myLab app release 4.05, users have the ability to upload a photo along with any sample taken. This capability is also available in the myLab web portal.
myLab App
- At the bottom of the “Enter Sample Information” screen, the Photo tab can be selected which opens the upload area.
- You can take an image or select an image from your photo library. With a slightly redesigned in-app label view to maximize available space, the tab at the very bottom of each label is now a photo upload area.
- One photo can be uploaded for each sample.
- There are 3 defined photo types – Magnetic Plug, Filter, and Other.
- If Magnetic Plug is selected, you can also enter a Mag. Plug Rating.
- If ‘Other’ photo type is selected you can enter name or short description for the photo.
myLab Web Portal
- The multiple photo type upload is mirrored in the myLab web portal
- When on the sample registration screen, select the Photo tab.
- Similar to the mobile app, upload a photo related to the sample from your computer, indicate the photo type, and depending on the type, include the additional information as required.
View Photos
- Photos uploaded via the app or web portal will be viewable in the in-transit section of new results and once the sample is processed in the sample review screen.
- Use the photos to document the physical condition of the component being sampled to cross reference with the sample results.
- Mag plug images and ratings can also be used to trend changes over time in comparison to the trends noted in sample results.


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