Sifter - Scan By Diet

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Find the foods right for you. Select any combination of allergen, ingredient, and health filters, then scan the product barcode to see if it fits. It's like shopping with a dietitian!   CREATE YOUR PERSONAL DIET PROFILE Grocery shopping is complicated. Your child is allergic to peanuts—and dairy. Your partner is a vegan who avoids gluten. You have digestive issues and high cholesterol. It's hard to figure out which foods are safe to eat. Sifter's Scan By Diet makes it easy. Simply select the filters that are important to you and create your unique diet profile:   – Allergens and Ingredient Concerns (gluten, dairy, soy, eggs, peanuts, shellfish, MSG, artificial colors, etc.) – Health Diets (diabetes, FODMAP, heart or blood pressure health, GLP-1 food choices, etc.) – Medications (antibiotics, statins, MAOIs, etc.) – Lifestyle Diets (vegetarian, vegan, low-carb, keto, etc.) – Responsible Practices (grassfed, hormone free, fair trade, etc.)   Save your filter combinations in a MyDiet Profile. Create and save as many profiles as you'd like—for yourself, for your family.   SCAN ON THE SPOT Sifter's Scan By Diet lets you scan a product barcode to learn whether the item matches the filters you've selected. Green means the product fits, red means it doesn't. Scan By Diet will also show why a product doesn’t fit and alternatives that do work. It's simple and accurate.   ANSWERS YOU CAN TRUST Sifter’s team of registered dietitians, food scientists, and developers continuously incorporates the latest evidence-based recommendations given by dietitians and doctors for the widest variety of diets, health conditions and medications. Our proprietary algorithms analyze U.S. grocery product nutrition and ingredient information for compliance on hundreds of diets, allergens, food concerns, and responsible practices, as well as food interactions with prescription medications.

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