Milligrams over marketing.
See what the supplement label actually says.
NutriDetector turns Supplement Facts into a structured review of amounts, ingredient forms, formula transparency, and overlap across your stack.
Educational analysis, not diagnosis or medical advice.
Serving size: 1/4 tsp (approx. 500 mg)
- Magnesium (elemental)
- 291 mg
- From Magnesium Oxide
- 500 mg
- Other ingredients
- None
Result
Magnesium at a clearly disclosed 291 mg dose from a lower-absorption form
- Uses a form where absorption can be lower than citrate, glycinate, or malate.
- Per-serving active doses are clearly listed on the label.
- At this dose, magnesium oxide can be more likely to cause GI discomfort.
Current rules-based engine output. AI/model calls were disabled for this sample.
What gets checked
A score is only useful when you can see what drove it.
The front of a bottle sells a promise. The panel supplies the details that can actually be evaluated. This example separates elemental magnesium from the source compound named on the label.
- 01 Amount and serving
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291 mg
The active amount is elemental magnesium per listed serving.
- 02 Form and disclosure
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500 mg oxide
The source compound is named, so its form quality can be evaluated.
- 03 Confidence and limits
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No guessing
Unreadable text, missing amounts, and opaque blends remain visible limitations.
If the input cannot be read or supported reliably, NutriDetector can return a limited result instead of false precision.
The routine matters too
One product at a time can miss the overlap.
My Stack keeps the supplements you use in one place and surfaces ingredients that repeat or add up across products.
Save the actual productsReview the routine you take, not an abstract ingredient list.
See what contributesEach estimated total stays connected to its source labels.
Review, do not diagnoseSignals point out what deserves a closer look.
Magnesium is in 2 of your products — worth checking if you need both sources.
*Assumes one listed serving of each sample product. Label data may be incomplete.
How the result is made
The score comes from rules, not a chatbot.
Label facts are normalized, checked against maintained logic, and returned with the limitations that matter. The same input follows the same evaluation path.
- 01Read the label
Capture ingredients, amounts, forms, and serving context.
- 02Normalize the facts
Resolve units and known ingredient identities without inventing missing data.
- 03Apply the rules
Use explicit, testable logic for scoring and label-derived flags.
- 04Show the result
Explain what was found and keep confidence limits visible.
Before you analyze
Clear expectations matter.
NutriDetector reads supplement labels. It does not replace clinical judgment.
How is this different from a barcode lookup?
NutriDetector evaluates disclosed amounts, forms, formula transparency, and stack context rather than only identifying a product.
What can NutriDetector analyze?
It reviews the supplement label information available, including ingredients, amounts, forms, serving details, and relevant disclosure limits.
What if the label is incomplete?
The limitation stays visible. Missing amounts, unclear text, and proprietary blends can reduce confidence or prevent a reliable score.
Does NutriDetector provide medical advice?
No. It is an educational analysis tool and does not diagnose, treat, or prevent disease. Personal decisions may still require a qualified clinician.
Start with the label, not the claim.
Review the formula before it becomes part of your routine.
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