Can't read your doctor's handwriting? Show us.
Snap the prescription and we'll write out every medicine in plain print, with BD, TDS, 1-0-1 and the rest decoded. Free, no sign-up.
Drop photos of one prescription here, up to 3 pages.
Nothing is saved, and there's nothing to sign up for.
How it works
Your photo goes to KinHealth's reader, which uses Google's Gemini AI to read it, and is thrown away as soon as the answer comes back. We don't store it, we don't keep the medicines, and we never see a name, because only the medicines are sent back to this page.
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Why the shorthand?
Most of it is Latin that outlived the doctors who learned it. BD is bis in die, twice a day. HS is hora somni, at the hour of sleep. SOS isn't a cry for help: it's si opus sit, only if needed. And 1-0-1 is India's own: how many to take in the morning, afternoon and night.
This reader works it all out for you. It's a reading, not medical advice: check every medicine against the strip or with your pharmacist before you take it.