Paste the product page.
We take the name, price, claims and photo from the shop window. That is all a URL is good for.
The supplement industry has a marketing problem. We built the filter.
Paste the product page, upload the ingredients label, and we check the doses against the evidence, before you spend the money.
A check is three moves. Not one.
We cannot reliably read a full formula from a product page. The trust sits in the label you upload. That is the whole point of the product, so it belongs on the homepage.
Upload the label.
The Supplement Facts panel. Ingredients and amounts, as printed. You confirm the list before we judge anything.
Read the verdict.
What it is sold to do, whether the doses meet the evidence, how honest the label is, and whether a plainer option exists.
You leave with a decision, not a vibe.
No gurus, no affiliate ranking, no “clinically proven” recycled from the brand page. A report is a verdict, the receipts, and a way out if the product does not earn the spend.
Bought for calm
The headline claim is ahead of the dose.
Ashwagandha is in range. The supporting botanicals are either under-dosed or not shown to help. You are mostly paying for the story around one real ingredient.
- Ashwagandha (KSM-66)300mg · studied formIn range
- Magnesium100mg elementalBelow studied range
- Lactium®150mgNot shown to help
- Lemon balm150mgNot shown to help
Illustrative layout, using the same example as the hero. For a live report, start with AG1.
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