Scan the supplements you already take. SuppleCut checks Supplement Facts labels for repeated vitamins and minerals across your stack, helping you review potential overlap before you buy another bottle.
A daily multivitamin and a separate vitamin D supplement can both list vitamin D. SuppleCut places the labels side by side so you can review the overlap in context.
Illustrative example only. Your results depend on the products and amounts shown on your own labels.
Point your camera at the Supplement Facts panel on each bottle. SuppleCut scans the listed ingredients and amounts.
See where vitamins and minerals repeat across your stack and compare combined amounts with established Upper Limit references.
See which overlaps may be worth reviewing before your next purchase. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before changing your supplement routine.
Take a photo of each Supplement Facts label. SuppleCut extracts the listed ingredients and compares them across your stack to show where the same vitamin or mineral appears more than once.
Scan your Supplement Facts labels, compare repeated vitamins and minerals across your stack, then review the results before your next purchase.
The app is free to download and includes a basic overlap check. An optional in-app purchase is available.
No account is required. Data is encrypted in transit, and no data is shared with third parties.
No. SuppleCut provides informational comparisons and is not medical advice. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before changing your supplement routine.
SuppleCut is available for Android on Google Play in the United States.
Scan your labels and compare repeated vitamins and minerals before your next purchase.