Battery Health monitor for iphone 4

hi i would just like to know if there is something that can measure the battery health of iphone 4 i did purchase accura because it appeared to show battery health in the ad on app store but it didn't

There's an app called 'iBackupBot' for windown and mac, by a company called iCopyBot. It has a free trial and allows you to measure the current battery capacity, they have a guide here.
It worked for me with an iPhone 5, iOS 6.1.4- you do have to quit itunes and unlock the device for it to work.

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