Suppie - Supplement Scanner

Turn your supplement bottle around and read the back. Then do the same with the

one on your mother's counter.

Most of what's listed there isn't the supplement.

Suppie has analyzed more than 16,000 products. Over 3,700 contain magnesium

stearate and more than 3,400 contain silicon dioxide. These flow agents help

machines press tablets faster. They do nothing for you.

The harder question is whether the ingredient the bottle was bought for is

absorbable, properly dosed, and compatible with everything else that person

takes.

Point your camera at the label. You'll know in seconds.

FOR EVERY BODY

Every body is different. A 78-year-old on four prescriptions, a nine-year-old

with a gummy, and someone who lifts five days a week are not the same body, and

"safe" is not one number.

You don't have to own the bottle to scan it. Your shelf. Your mother's drawer.

Your kid's vitamins. The bottle in a friend's cupboard nobody has looked at

since 2019. Scan it, read the report, share it.

Most people who pay for Suppie aren't only checking their own supplements.

WHY THERE'S NO FREE VERSION

Free apps still have to make money, and in this category it often comes from

the brands being rated: placements, referral deals, sponsored swaps and

"recommended alternatives." Once a grade can be bought, it becomes advertising.

Suppie is paid for by its users. No supplement company can buy a listing, raise

a grade or move a score. Every product follows the same published rubric.

Most apps also rate brands. A brand can look excellent while selling a product

full of fillers or underdosed ingredients. Suppie grades the bottle, not the

company.

WHY A CHATBOT WON'T DO THIS

Ask an AI what magnesium does and you'll get a reasonable answer.

Now ask whether the magnesium on your counter is poorly absorbed, whether the

200mg shown is elemental magnesium or the whole compound, and what the other

eleven ingredients do.

It can't see the bottle. Suppie can.

WHAT A REPORT TELLS YOU

A grade from A (Very Clean) to D (Very Unclean), plus a Suppie Score based on

Cleanliness, Efficacy and Safety.

You also get:

Every active and inactive ingredient, with its dose

A beneficial, low, medium or high-risk rating

What each ingredient does, its other names, upper safe intake and known side

effects

Claimed benefits ranked from Slight to Very Strong by evidence quality

Interactions, side effects and 12 common allergens flagged

Cited research so you can check it yourself

Cleanliness starts at 100 and falls for fillers and additives based on risk.

Beneficial ingredients never lose points. Capsule shells and coatings don't

count against a product. Nothing about the grade is hidden.

PRODUCTS NOBODY HAS REVIEWED

Suppie reads labels instead of relying on a fixed list. Store brands, regional

products, or the bottle at the back of a cupboard: scan it and get a full

report. The $6 bottle and the $45 bottle get the same rubric.

CHECK A WHOLE SHELF

Add an entire routine and Suppie grades it as one stack, showing a combined

score, total nutrients and warnings where products conflict.

This is the one to use on someone who takes a lot of things. Interactions are

the finding that matters most and gets checked least, and they only show up

when you look at everything together.

ASK ABOUT THE BOTTLE IN FRONT OF YOU

The Suppie Advisor answers questions about the exact product or stack you

scanned: its ingredients and the research behind them.

WHAT SUPPIE DOESN'T DO

Suppie doesn't lab test bottles. Lab tests ask whether the contents match the

label. Suppie asks whether the formula was worth making: the ingredients,

doses, interactions and evidence. For most people, that's the more useful

question.

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Questions or ideas: team@suppie.app

NOTE: Suppie does not provide medical advice. All information is educational.

Talk to a healthcare professional before starting or changing any supplement

regimen.