VeroEatsIs this actually healthy?
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Eat like you read every label.

VeroEats adds an instant 0–100 health score to product pages on Amazon, Walmart, Target and more, using real label data with cited sources and zero tracking. Because you shouldn't need a chemistry degree to buy groceries.

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0–100evidence-based score
35+additives rated, sources cited
0data collected about you
A ALOHA Coconut Chocolate Almond Protein Bar
94/100 D Doritos Nacho Cheese Flavored Tortilla Chips (Party Size)
45/100
The back of the package, finally louder than the front.
✓Reads the label, not the marketing
Scores come from the actual ingredient list and nutrition facts: added sugars by position, trans fats, refined carbs, empty calories.
§Additives, with receipts
Every additive rated with a risk tier and its scientific source (EFSA, FDA, IARC), linked so you can check us.
↗Better options
Mediocre product? VeroEats shows higher-scoring picks in the same category, right in the panel.
iSupplements, honestly
No fake efficacy scores. VeroEats checks additives and reports what NIH's fact sheets actually say, including when no review exists.
Private by design. No accounts, no analytics, no tracking. Analysis runs in your browser. The only outside request is a product barcode sent to the nonprofit Open Food Facts database. Read the full privacy policy.
“Our goal is simple: make the label as loud as the marketing.”
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None of this exists without Open Food Facts.

Every score on this site and in the extension is built on Open Food Facts, the nonprofit “Wikipedia of food.” Millions of products, maintained by volunteers, 100% independent of the food industry, given away free to everyone. They run entirely on donations, and right now they're raising their 2026 budget. If VeroEats has ever saved you from a bad label, the thank-you belongs to them.

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