Three ways to begin

A food allergy scanner for everyday decisions

From a grocery aisle to a restaurant table, choose the input you have and see a result matched to your allergy profile.

What to know

A clearer way to use this check

Use the method that fits the information available, then verify the exact food before making a decision.

Capture the full printed list when packaging is available. This gives the analysis the most direct ingredient information.

Use a meal or package photo as a starting point when there is no readable label, then ask questions and verify before eating.

Type a product or food name for a quick overview when the item is not in front of you.

Choose the best input

Use a complete ingredient label whenever it is available. Photos and product-name checks are helpful starting points when packaging is missing.

Compare the three methods and learn what each one can - and cannot - show.

Learn before your next check

Practical label-reading guides that pair well with this check.

Everyday routine

Build a practical grocery shopping routine for food allergies, from planning a list to checking labels, bulk bins, and online orders.

Food labels

Learn how to read U.S. food labels for allergens, including ingredient lists, Contains statements, and voluntary may contain wording.

For caregivers

A practical label checklist for choosing, packing, and sharing allergy-friendly snacks for kids at school, childcare, and parties.

Get Food Checker for iPhone and keep a quick ingredient check within reach.