- 80 of 100 · reviews
- 4.8of 5 · store
- 508ratings on the App Store
- 25reviews read
An editorial reading of the saved reviews
People love it for its honesty: it is free, sells nothing, you search a product through Amazon, Target or Walmart and instantly see harmful ingredients with clear explanations and color coding, plus safer alternatives. Many arrived after documentaries and share it with friends. But it sometimes stumbles: some categories are marked unsupported, Walmart items fail to load, and one user caught a missed harmful ingredient, so you cannot trust it blindly.
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What people use it for
People who want to choose cosmetics and household goods free of harmful ingredients and understand exactly why they are harmful
What reviews praise
Free and no selling, clear ingredient explanations and color coding, safer alternatives, search through Amazon and Target, showing bans in the EU and Japan
What reviews complain about
Some categories unsupported, Walmart items fail to load, sometimes slow, rare misses of harmful ingredients, no barcode scanner
What users experience
3 excerpts from the breakdown. These are individual cases, not a verdict on all users.
the explanations for the ingredients are easy to understand. I wish it had a barcode scanner.
This app shows me what’s worst, what’s a better option, and gives me direct access to linked stores like Amazon, Target, Walmart, etc to directly purchase alternative options that are *cleaner*
I would also love an option to manually type in ingredients, as many online stores are not supported it would be great to be able to copy and paste ingredients from other places.
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