BumpCheck: Ingredient Scanner

About this app

PAID ACCESS REQUIRED BumpCheck is free to download. Product scanning, ingredient analysis, medication lookup, scan history, and other app features require a separate in-app purchase. Choose an auto-renewing subscription or a one-time purchase with lifetime access. Prices and any available trial terms are shown before purchase. Six weeks pregnant and staring at a retinol moisturizer — or wondering if Tylenol is pregnancy-safe. BumpCheck is your instant pregnancy-safe ingredient checker: scan the barcode, photograph the label, or paste the ingredients — cross-referenced against publicly available research from CDC, ACOG, NIH, EWG, and CIR in seconds. HOW BUMPCHECK WORKS • Scan a product barcode in-store • Photograph an ingredient label • Paste an ingredient list or product name • Search medications by brand or generic name TRIMESTER-AWARE REFERENCE The same ingredient can have a different research profile depending on your stage. BumpCheck adjusts its educational context for: • Trying to conceive (TTC) • First, Second, and Third Trimester • Postpartum • Breastfeeding MEDICATIONS REFERENCE Wondering about Tylenol, Benadryl, or an OTC allergy medication? BumpCheck references NIH RxNav and NIH LactMed — the same databases used by healthcare professionals — to provide educational context on medications during pregnancy and breastfeeding. COSMETICS & SKINCARE Check products in your current routine, or scan before buying. BumpCheck references EWG Skin Deep (70,000+ products) and CIR assessments for retinoids, salicylates, sunscreen filters, preservatives, essential oils, and more. FOOD REFERENCE Get educational context on food during pregnancy — mercury content, listeria risk categories, and general dietary guidance drawn from ACOG and CDC resources. SAVE AND REVISIT Keep a local history of every scan. Favorite the products you use every day for one-tap lookup. Update your stage any time — First Trimester today, Breastfeeding next year — and your reference adjusts automatically. TRUSTED SOURCES Every piece of information in BumpCheck is sourced from publicly available research: • CDC — Centers for Disease Control and Prevention • ACOG — American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists • NIH LactMed — breastfeeding compatibility database • NIH RxNav — drug information database • EWG Skin Deep — cosmetic ingredient assessments • CIR — Cosmetic Ingredient Review • FDA — drug information YOUR PRIVACY All scan history is stored locally on your device. No account required. No personal health information is ever sent to our servers. When you scan a photo, only the cropped label image is routed to our AI vision service (through our Cloudflare proxy) for ingredient extraction — images are not stored and are never linked to your identity. IMPORTANT BumpCheck provides educational information from public health sources for informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your OB-GYN or another qualified healthcare provider regarding any questions about pregnancy, breastfeeding, medications, cosmetics, or food. BumpCheck does not make medical recommendations. ADDITIONAL SAFETY NOTE Public sources include CDC, ACOG, NIH LactMed, NIH RxNav, EWG Skin Deep, CIR, and FDA materials. BumpCheck does not make medical recommendations and does not decide whether a product is right for you. Use it as preparation for a conversation with your OB-GYN, clinician, or pharmacist. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Get ingredient context faster with upgraded AI - Faster analysis for label photos and pasted ingredient lists - Quicker context for beauty products, medications, and food during pregnancy or breastfeeding - The same source-led, educational results with less waiting before you decide what to discuss with your doctor or pharmacist

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