iCyclop for veterinary clinics
Count go-home meds in under a second.
Free on iPhone, iPad and Android, with no count limit. Every tablet gets a dot you can check, so a busy treatment room never has to guess.
On a computer? Point your phone's camera here to get iCyclop.
Used by pharmacy and veterinary teams since 2022. Made in Québec.
Built for the treatment room, not just the pharmacy.
Count, then check without recounting
Pour the tray, read the number: every tablet carries a dot. Save the count with its marked photo so a colleague can check it without pouring it again.
Your weekly controlled-drug count PRO
Count tramadol, phenobarbital and the rest of the controlled shelf into one inventory project, bottle by bottle, then export the totals to Excel. Your official register stays your register.
Vet drug codes, recognised PRO
Rx Verification reads the DIN or NDC printed on the stock bottle and checks it against your label and your count. Canadian veterinary DINs are recognised today; US veterinary NDCs are being added.
Free to count. Pro for the clinic.
Pro adds Inventory with Excel reports, Rx Verification, custom markers, spoken counts for hands-busy moments and priority support. $29.99 a year or $3.99 a month per person, 7-day free trial.
Equipping the whole clinic? Buy one licence per person in a single payment and hand them out by email address. Team licences
Questions from vet teams
Yes. Photo and LIVE counting, unlimited history and sharing marked photos are free, with no count limit and no ads. Pro is optional.
It reads the DIN or NDC printed on the stock bottle. Canadian veterinary DINs are in its drug list today, and US veterinary NDCs are being added; human generics many clinics stock (gabapentin, trazodone, phenobarbital) are recognised in both countries. Your clinic label must show a prescription number, the quantity and the drug name for the check to start, so try it on your own labels during the free trial. Checking the strength stays with you.
Yes, with Pro's Inventory: count each bottle into a project, keep the totals per drug and export them to Excel to compare with your register. The register stays your official record.
Counting never uploads a photo: it happens on the phone, even offline. A photo leaves only when you choose to send one (a correction, a misread label, a photo campaign), and Pro can switch off sharing corrections entirely.