
Good fit
It suits your profile. You’ll still see anything worth mentioning at your next check-up.
BH Labs Fit · Free app
Scan the barcode on a medicine, supplement or cosmetic — or photograph the label — and BH Labs Fit tells you whether it fits your allergies, medications and goals, and why.
Free to use · 5 scans a day

Point your camera at the barcode on a medicine, supplement or cosmetic, or snap the label.
Add your allergies, medications and goals once. Change them whenever you like.
See whether it suits you, with the reasons in plain language — and what to watch for.
Every scan ends in one of four answers: good fit, use with caution, avoid, or not enough information when the label doesn’t say.

It suits your profile. You’ll still see anything worth mentioning at your next check-up.

It may work against a goal or condition — the app explains which, and why.

It can clash with something you take or a condition you have. Ask your pharmacist for an alternative.
On iPhone, Today turns your Apple Health data into a daily recovery, sleep and load score, each measured against your own recent normal.

Every scan is saved to your account, so you can look back at what you checked and what it said.

Short guides picked from your health profile — on interactions, reading labels and what your result means.

Your health profile and scan history are saved privately to your account, so they’re there after updates or on a new phone. Only you can see them. Apple Health data is read on your phone; only a short summary goes with a scan, and you can turn that off.
Yes. You get 5 free scans every day.
Scanning needs a free account — the same one you use on the BH Labs shop.
Barcodes on medicines, supplements and cosmetics. If a barcode isn’t recognised, photograph the label instead.
No. Verdicts are general information to help you ask better questions. Talk to your doctor or pharmacist before starting, stopping or changing any medication.
Yes, at any time, from inside the app.
Free to use · 5 scans a day
BH Labs Fit gives general information, not medical advice. Talk to your doctor or pharmacist before starting, stopping or changing any medication.