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About NutriScore
NutriScore is a supplement scoring and editorial site focused on label transparency, dose clarity, safety disclosures, testing posture, and claim discipline. The site is built for buyers who want a fast way to compare supplement labels without treating marketing copy as evidence.
What NutriScore reviews
NutriScore reviews public product pages, supplement facts labels, ingredient panels, testing disclosures, certification databases, safety warnings, pricing context, and reputable third-party sources where they are available.
The current scoring focus is greens powders and related supplement categories. New categories should keep the same evidence-first standard before they are published.
How pages are maintained
NutriScore pages are maintained as organization-level editorial pages. Product scorecards and comparison pages reuse the current static ranking snapshot, while longer teardowns and articles cite public sources directly on the page.
Named personal attribution is intentionally not published yet. Until a credentialed reviewer process is approved, pages should not imply medical authorship, clinical review, or private lab testing that is not documented on the page.
Review responsibility
NutriScore uses organization-level editorial responsibility until the owner approves named author, reviewer, or credentialed contributor profiles. Pages should not imply medical review, clinician endorsement, private lab testing, or personal professional credentials unless that evidence is documented on the page.
What NutriScore does not do
- NutriScore does not provide medical advice.
- NutriScore does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.
- NutriScore does not claim to replace a clinician, dietitian, or pharmacist.
- NutriScore does not claim to run private lab tests unless a page explicitly says a specific test was performed and cites it.
How to challenge a score
Send updated labels, public COAs, certification records, pricing changes, or source corrections to support@nutriscore.fit. Include the product name, the claim being corrected, and the public source that supports the correction.