DoseRadarScan a label
Barcode → source trail → label context

Scan your supplement

Scan a supplement, functional food or drink. Official supplement labels can unlock a dose comparison; community food records stay clearly labeled and enter review first.

Open the scanner ↓Verified barcode registry →
Camera + multi-source label lookup

Scan the product, not the marketing.

Scan one product, see the result, then scan the next in one tap. Dose Radar keeps exact package identity separate from label and dose evidence.

Accepted codes and data sources

Accepts UPC-A, UPC-E, EAN-8, EAN-13, GTIN-14, GS1 DataMatrix, and GS1 Digital Link. Sources never merge silently: the NIH Dietary Supplement Label Database is the official-label lane; Open Food Facts is community data and stays in review. An Amazon ASIN is not a UPC or GTIN.

⌁Ready to scan

No photo is uploaded or retained by Dose Radar.

Label dose ≠ effective doseThe label is the input. The studied range is the answer that matters.

Dose Radar calculates the total automatically and keeps deeper options out of the way until you need them.

Optional manual check

Check one ingredient in seconds.

Choose the ingredient and goal, then copy the amount from Supplement Facts. Dose Radar handles the comparison.

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Studied range · High confidence3–5 g/day

Daily; muscle saturation develops over ~3–4 weeks

Enter one ingredient amount—not the total weight of a blend. We calculate the daily total automatically.

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Is the dose enough?

Enter the label amount. Dose Radar compares your daily total with the studied range.