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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 10, 2017
  • October 12, 2023

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This utility helps retailers quickly determine if a customer meets the federal minimum age of 21 to purchase tobacco products. It can scan a driver's license or allow manual entry of a birthdate for age calculation. The app does not verify ID authenticity and does not store or transmit user data.

Scan driver's license for age verification
Manual birthdate entry for quick calculation
Determines if purchaser is 21+ for tobacco sales
No data transmission or storage
Assists retailers with federal compliance
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What's New in FDA Age Calculator

1.8.1

October 12, 2023

Bug fixes and performance improvements

User reviews

Works fine lacking usefulness

Needs: widgets for Home Screen, actions to go directly to the scan

Once I have seen the message and accepted the warning I NEVER NEED TO SEE IT AGAIN!!!!

need to be able to get to the camera to scan ID
QUICKLY

Does what its meant to do

Does a pretty good job or scanning drivers licenses and does it really quick.
Love the new version.

It doesn’t seem fair

To be 19, having been using nicotine for almost 4 years now, the damage is done. You tried and failed fda. I deserve to be grandfathered in; 18 year olds were allowed to buy alcohol after they changed the age to 21.

It’s just wrong...

They can’t even keep up with their own rules, yet they expect us to. The app doesn’t work at all any more since they changed the age overnight and can’t be bothered to update their app. I’m sure that won’t be an excuse when they busy someone for selling cigs to a 19-year-old.

The scanner doesn’t work

I open the scanner to scan my id to test but it doesn’t get me anywhere, keep saying put the id in the picture frame and do nothing

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FAQ

How does FDA Age Calculator determine a customer's age?

FDA Age Calculator can determine a customer's age by scanning the driver's license using your smartphone's camera or by manually entering the birthdate listed on the ID. This helps retailers quickly check if a purchaser is at least 21 years old for tobacco product sales.

Does FDA Age Calculator verify if an ID is real?

No, FDA Age Calculator does not check or verify whether an ID is real or authentic. Retailers are solely responsible for ensuring they do not sell tobacco products to individuals under 21 years of age.

Is my customer's data saved or shared by FDA Age Calculator?

No, FDA Age Calculator is designed with privacy in mind. It does not transmit or share any information, nor does it save information on the user's device or any third-party or government server.

What is the age rating for FDA Age Calculator?

FDA Age Calculator has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of users and does not contain content that would be considered inappropriate for children.

How often is FDA Age Calculator updated?

The latest version of FDA Age Calculator is 1.8.1, and it was last updated on October 12, 2023. This suggests regular maintenance and potential improvements to the application's functionality.

What devices are compatible with FDA Age Calculator?

FDA Age Calculator is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. This means it can be used on various Apple mobile and tablet hardware.

What is the user rating for FDA Age Calculator?

FDA Age Calculator has a user rating of 2.4 stars from 31 ratings. This indicates that while some users find it helpful, there may be areas for improvement based on overall user satisfaction.

Can FDA Age Calculator be used for alcohol sales?

FDA Age Calculator is specifically designed to assist retailers in determining if a purchaser is old enough under federal law to buy tobacco products. It calculates if the customer is at least 21 years of age, the federal minimum for tobacco.