Supplement catalog
17,000+ supplements,scored and checked for you.
Browse 17,000+ supplements with a quality score out of 10, buyer ratings, alternatives and a verdict on whether each one suits you.
Educational guidance, not medical advice.


How it works
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Search or browse
By name, brand or category, or through categories, product types and picks for your goals.
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Open a product
What's inside per serving, suggested use, quality score and buyer ratings.
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Check the verdict for you
Whether it suits you, based on your answers, and why.
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Add it or compare
Add it to your shelf or routine, or look at alternatives.
What's in the catalog
Suppin's catalog lists over 17,000 supplements from many brands: vitamins, minerals, omega-3s, probiotics, protein, creatine, collagen, herbal extracts and more. Search by product name, brand or category, or browse by category and by product type, such as fish oil and omega-3 or probiotics. The catalog home shows products for you, popular picks per goal and the top products in each category. Sort by recommended for you, most reviewed, top rated, price, name or newest, and filter by category, brand, form, price and rating.
A quality score out of 10
Every product gets the same quality score for everyone, built from the label and public data. It looks at label transparency (every dose listed, no proprietary blends), the formula (well-absorbed forms, studied amounts, upper limits), other ingredients such as artificial colours and sweeteners, buyers' ratings and the brand's track record, and value per serving against similar products. Testing and certifications found on the label add a bonus. Missing information doesn't count against a product. Open the breakdown to see each part.
Whether it suits you
Alongside the quality score, each product shows a verdict for you, based on your answers: recommended, suitable for you, review with a professional, or not recommended for you. The reasons are spelled out: it contains something you're allergic to, it doesn't fit your diet, it would take you over a daily upper limit with what you already take, or it relates to your goals and fills a gap in your stack. If you haven't given your health answers, the app says so instead of guessing.
Product pages
A product page shows what's inside per serving, the label's suggested use, the quality score with its breakdown, buyer ratings from public store listings with a short summary of what reviewers say, an approximate price where one is known, and alternatives. From any product you can add it to your shelf or routine, or ask the assistant whether it works with what you already take. When you add it to your routine, the app suggests the best time of day for its main nutrient. Suppin doesn't make or sell supplements.
Questions about supplement catalog
Over 17,000 supplements from many brands. You can search by name, brand or category, browse by category and product type, and filter by brand, form, price and rating. If something you own isn't listed, scanning its label creates a product page saved just for you.
A score out of 10 that is the same for everyone. It weighs label transparency, the formula, other ingredients, buyers' ratings and the brand's record, and value per serving, with a bonus for testing and certifications found on the label. It isn't medical advice and doesn't replace a lab certificate.
From your answers: your goals, diet, allergies, medications, conditions, pregnancy status and what you already take. Each product shows a verdict, from recommended to not recommended for you, with the reason, such as an allergen on the label or going over a daily upper limit.
No. Suppin doesn't make, sell or ship supplements. It is a guide to products you choose yourself. Ratings and approximate prices come from public store listings, and Suppin doesn't collect reviews itself. Always read the label of the product you buy before you take it, and check with a pharmacist if you're unsure.
More answers on the FAQ page.