Scan the bottle. See its record.
Scan the barcode, or snap a photo of the label if the barcode is worn off. Then search FDA recalls, warning letters and state enforcement actions. Free, for any brand or product.
Built by U.S. pharmacists. Reviewed by U.S. physicians and nurses.
Scan the bottle, search it across government safety records from the FDA, FTC and state agencies, and check it against the medications you take with Full Access.
Pharma cites specifics for a reason. Vagueness is how companies hide. We don't.
Swipe to see more →
"Can I take this with my meds?" is a question pharmacists hear all the time, and the honest answer usually starts with "let me look that up." So we built the place to look it up. MySupplements is built by U.S. pharmacists and reviewed by U.S. physicians and nurses. It's information, not medical advice. We show you what the records say and where they came from, so you can take it to your own doctor or pharmacist.
Not a feature list. The outcomes that make taking supplements feel less like guesswork.
Scan the barcode, or snap a photo of the label if the barcode is worn off. Then search FDA recalls, warning letters and state enforcement actions. Free, for any brand or product.
Pick a supplement and a medication and see what the records say about taking them together, plus nutrient depletions and supplements that can affect lab results. Every answer names the database it came from. Included with Full Access.
Pharmacist-designed schedules and reminders. See your next dose on the home screen, and log it straight from the Lock Screen without opening the app.
A personalized read on what you're taking: standard FDA Daily Values next to what someone of your age and sex is estimated to need. Save or print it for your next appointment.
Eighteen goals to choose from, plus four more that appear based on your profile.
Pick your goals when you set up your shelf. You can change them any time.
Your supplement history, goals, and health information stay yours. Selling it would break everything this product stands for.
Ingredient data traces back to manufacturer labels, and every safety flag names the agency, the date, and the record number when the filing has one, so you can read the original filing yourself.
Save or print your report and take it with you. Built to complement your doctor and pharmacist, not replace them. This is information, not medical advice.
Recommendations come from the data and the research, not from brands paying for placement.