Some medicines need a conversation before surgery. Some need a formulation or dose review after. Most simply continue. Type in what you take (and your surgery date) and get a clear plan: what to stop and exactly when, what to keep taking, and what your team will schedule for you — on a visual timeline, with a printable sheet for your appointments.
This personalizes your plan — a blood-pressure pill reads differently when we know about your heart history. Optional, runs in your browser, nothing stored on our servers.
Prescriptions, over-the-counter, supplements — brand or generic names. Anything we don't recognize gets identified by our AI engine and included in your plan.
Common ones — tap to add:
Doses come from the official US drug registry (or our AI for unusual ones). Not sure? Skip it — the plan still works.
We built this backwards from how most checkers work. Instead of pretending to know everything that's fine (impossible), it maintains one carefully sourced list: the medications that deserve a conversation around bariatric surgery — each with the published guideline behind it. Anything that doesn't match gets exactly the honest answer: no bariatric-specific flag found, and our medical team still reviews your complete list during free surgical approval.
It also never gives you a stop date or a dose. Where national guidance genuinely disagrees (it does, more than you'd think), the card says so — and hands you the right question instead of a wrong answer.