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Suppie. For Every Body.

Scan the label.
Know what they’re taking.

Every body is different: different age, different medications, different allergies. Suppie grades the actual formula on ingredients, dosage, safety, interactions, and research, so you can decide with confidence. Yours, your mother’s, your kid’s, everyone under your roof.

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Adult daughter and older mother reviewing supplements together in the kitchen

Whose body is it for?

Same rubric. Different bottles. The person holding them isn’t always you.

  • Older and younger hands together at a pill organizer while checking supplements on a phone

    For your parents

    Eleven bottles. Nobody’s checked them together.

    Supplement-medication interactions are the flag that matters most and gets checked least. Scan the whole drawer, see what conflicts, take the report to their pharmacist.

  • Parent holding a kids’ gummy vitamin jar while checking a phone beside a child at the kitchen counter

    For your kids

    It’s shaped like a bear. The ingredient list isn’t as cute.

    Sugar, dosing, additives, and what “for kids” actually means on a label, which is a marketing category, not a safety standard.

  • Bathroom counter with a supplement jar as part of a morning routine

    For yourself

    The stack you’ve spent real money on.

    Grade every product in your routine, together. Cleanliness, efficacy, safety, and what the labels say when they’re taken side by side.

  • Phone held in front of a crowded household shelf of supplements

    For your whole house

    One shelf. Everybody’s bottles.

    Different ages, different needs. Same inspectable rubric for every bottle under your roof.

Evidence-linked findings

Every conclusion traces to cited research, not vibes.

No paid product grades

Brands cannot buy a better score.

Personalized analysis

Goals, interactions, allergens, and dosage context matter.

Clear scoring methodology

See exactly how Cleanliness, Efficacy, and Safety work. How we score

Why not just ask ChatGPT?

Chatbots are useful for broad questions. They are not built to score the exact label you are holding against a consistent, inspectable rubric.

ChatGPT

  • Gives general supplement advice from training data
  • Cannot reliably grade the exact bottle in your hand
  • Answers can vary, and sources are often hard to check
  • Doesn’t know who’s taking it

Suppie

  • Scores the specific product’s declared formula
  • Rates actives, fillers, dosage context, and interactions
  • Uses one published rubric, with citations on every report
  • Surfaces interactions, allergens, and dosage context for whoever’s taking it

Want the full rubric? See how we score.

Scan. Understand. Decide.

Three steps from a confusing label to a clear call.

  1. 01

    Scan

    Photograph a label or search any supplement to pull up its declared formula.

  2. 02

    Understand

    See a letter grade plus Cleanliness, Efficacy, and Safety, with ingredient-level detail.

  3. 03

    Decide

    Check interactions, allergens, and dosage context for whoever’s taking it.

Before anyone takes it, know what’s in it

Scan the label on your iPhone and get a graded report. Suppie doesn’t sell supplements. It grades the ones you already buy.

Three generations at a kitchen table with supplement bottles, a pill organizer, and a phone

See Suppie in action

Watch a real scan: Pure Encapsulations Complete B-Complex, label to graded report.

  1. 1. Scan the labelPoint your iPhone at the Supplement Facts panel.
  2. 2. Read the gradeCleanliness, efficacy, and safety land in one report.
  3. 3. Decide with contextIngredient-level detail and citations, not a chat guess.

Same label. Same questions. Better answers.

Different bottles, different people under one roof. Suppie reads the formula on the label every time.

Younger and older hands clasped together beside a supplement bottle

Her mother’s drawer

The one nobody’s ever checked all at once

Parent with a kids’ gummy vitamin jar and phone at the kitchen counter

The gummy jar

“For kids” is a marketing category, not a safety standard

Person checking their phone on a sunny morning beside a supplement jar

The morning stack

Twelve bottles, one body, one combined grade

Shopper comparing a store-brand supplement bottle with a phone in the aisle

The store-brand aisle

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

Anatomy of a Suppie report

A Suppie report grades the declared formula: actives, inactives, dosage context, and research-backed signals, so you can see what the label is actually offering.

Product names identify the supplements analyzed. Suppie is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by these brands. Full live reports open at Pure Encapsulations Vitamin D3 Liquid.

Grade A

Pure Encapsulations

Vitamin D3 Liquid

Suppie Score 92/100

Cleanliness
96
Efficacy
88
Safety risk
low

  • Cleanliness

    Inactive ingredients and fillers scored by risk class. Beneficial actives never lower this score.

  • Efficacy

    How well published evidence supports the product’s stated claims, not marketing volume.

  • Safety

    Side effects, interactions, allergens, and dosing considerations from documented sources.

Ingredient-level ratings

Every listed ingredient is classified active or inactive and rated beneficial, low, medium, or high risk.

Cited sources

Findings link back to research references such as PubMed and NIH. Citations, not endorsements.

Not a lab assay

Suppie analyzes what the label declares. It does not verify physical bottle contents.

Independent by design

Suppie is funded by user subscriptions. Brands cannot pay to be listed, raise a grade, or change a score. Affiliate commissions on some retailer links are paid by the retailer, not supplement brands, and never touch the rubric.

We analyze declared formulations against published research. We do not laboratory-test bottle contents. Suppie is information, not medical advice. Read how we score.

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

Price isn’t a grade. Some of the highest-scoring products we’ve analyzed are store brands, and some of the most expensive ones are mostly filler. Suppie doesn’t sell supplements and takes nothing from brands, so the score has no reason to flatter the price tag.

See how we score

Built for people who actually care what is in the bottle

Suppie is the scanner and graded report, not a supplement brand. Scan what you already buy for everyone under your roof, share the report, and decide with the same rubric every time.

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Family at a kitchen table with supplements and a phone