Let’s see the
damage.
Paste your stack. One per line — brand names, doses, whatever you’ve got. Then brace yourself.
If the label won’t say how much, nobody can rate it.
Studies test amounts, not ingredient names. A proprietary blend prints what is in it and hides how much of each — so there is nothing to hold it against. It is the most common reason a product gets no verdict here at all.
How it reads your stack
- 01Every product matched to its actual ingredient, not the name on the front of the tub.
- 02The printed amount weighed against the amounts human trials actually used.
- 03The whole stack checked together — for what overlaps, and for what is missing.
What it will never do.
- Never sets a dose. Not “take 2000mg”, not “you need more”. That takes your age, your prescriptions and your kidney function, and this page knows none of it.
- Never diagnoses. It reads labels against research. It is not a doctor and does not pretend to be one.
- Never tells you to stop taking something you were prescribed.
It can tell you an amount looks off. It cannot tell you what yours should be — that takes knowing you, and that is utrition.com.
Check the doses.
Straight off your labels. Fix anything we misread, and fill in what we couldn’t — a blank dose just means we’ll ask later.
Roasting your stack.
One at a time. This takes a few seconds — we’re reading every label properly first.
Want to see what’s actually right for you?
Everything this read could not know — your age, your prescriptions, what you already eat. Two minutes, no account, and your stack comes with you.