FoodScore
FoodScore considers glycemic impact, processing level, nutritional value, fiber and microbiome, fat quality, additives, plant diversity, protein and satiety, and sustainability.
METHODOLOGY
Read the product record, then the score
Blurrix scores organise product information into a 0-100 scale. They help compare similar records and do not replace the current package or your own reasons for choosing a product.
What the product models consider
BeautySafe
BeautySafe organises cosmetic records across ingredient risks, product category, intended contact context, formula information, and available label data.
NutriGauge
NutriGauge helps compare supplement records through ingredient forms, dosage information, label claims and available product context.
The scale
Scores run from 0 to 100. The five displayed levels are Optimal, Good, Fair, Poor and Avoid. Use them to sort similar products, then open the record and inspect the category, source and details behind the number.
What a score cannot tell you
A score cannot confirm that a package is current, settle taste, price or availability, or account for every use case. Check the product in your hand when its label differs from a record.
Learn to read the details
The guides hub covers product labels, comparisons and source context in more detail.
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