Solutions

Who SupplementsWay is for

One evidence check serves people buying a product, teams writing a label, professionals advising clients and writers checking a claim.

Shoppers

Check a label before you buy.

Paste the label from the pack or the product page, or type a single ingredient. See which claims the research backs before you spend.

  • A plain verdict for every claim on the label, from “Likely to work” to “Unlikely to work”.
  • The ingredient behind each answer, with the trials and reviews it rests on.
  • What users say: the doses people report, how it went and the side effects they mention, labelled as self-reported.
  • Whether the dose on the label is below, inside or above the range people report.

Brands and retailers

Check label claims against the research before you publish.

Paste draft label copy or a product description. Each claim is tied to its ingredients and checked, so weak or untestable wording shows up before customers see it.

  • Each claim matched to the ingredients it is about, and checked for each one.
  • Wording that names nothing measurable is marked “Too vague to check”.
  • The kinds of study behind each answer: reviews that combine studies, trials in people, observational and lab studies.
  • Quotes from the studies we read, shown only when they match the paper word for word.

Pharmacists, nutritionists and coaches

A quick evidence summary to share with a client.

Type an ingredient to open its profile: what it is studied for most, how much research there is, and how strong that research is.

  • Research totals for each ingredient, with clinical trials in people and reviews that combine studies.
  • What each ingredient is studied for most, ranked by strong findings rather than by how many papers exist.
  • Plain verdicts a client can follow without a science background.
  • A clear line between published research and what users report.

Content and research teams

Fact-check supplement and skincare claims before they run.

Writers, editors and analysts can check a claim against the research and see how much of that research is strong.

  • Research counted by kind of study, with the trend over the years.
  • Findings grouped by how strong the study was.
  • The studies we read, each with its title, year and a quote checked against the paper.
  • One fixed verdict scale, so wording stays consistent from piece to piece.

Coming soon: a Chrome extension that runs the same check on the product page you are viewing.

Check a label now

Paste the text from any supplement or skincare label, or type one ingredient. No account needed.

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