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Long-form research guides, dosage-aware ingredient breakdowns, and unsponsored product reviews — built for what's actually sold in India, priced in INR, and graded against a public rubric.
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Supplement label check3 things worth five minutes
Skip blend names. Check how much of each ingredient you get per serving and compare it with the dose used in human research.
Look for a form that has published human evidence. A familiar ingredient name alone does not show whether the product has been studied.
Use servings, not the tub price. Factor in the effective serving size before deciding whether a deal is actually better value.
Beauty product check3 things worth five minutes
On marketplaces, read the “Sold by” field before checkout. Prefer the brand or an authorised seller for higher-risk categories.
Look for the SPF/PA rating, product size, and named active ingredients on the product label — not only in the hero image or title.
Compare like with like: size, concentration, and refill status. A lower headline price can hide a much smaller product.
Evidence-ranked best picks and clinical head-to-head comparisons — India-specific, INR-priced, rubric-scored.
Every major category. Every budget. Ranked by clinical dose, evidence quality, and INR value per serving — not brand visibility or affiliate margin.
Patented vs. generic. Isolate vs. concentrate. KSM-66 vs. Sensoril. Each comparison walks through mechanism, dose thresholds, and cost-per-serving in ₹ — cited to RCTs.
Supplement picks use our public rubric. Beauty picks focus on listing clarity, seller traceability, and comparable value — never paid placement.
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8.9
The most replicated whey protein on the market. Blend of isolate + concentrate, standardised amino acid profile, and consistent third-party testing history. Best-in-class for lactose-tolerant lifters.
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8.4
Clean label Indian brand with unusually honest marketing. Unflavoured WPI at ₹/kg that rivals imports. FSSAI-approved, no proprietary blends. Best value isolate in the ₹3,000–4,000/kg bracket.
6.4
Solid protein numbers, but the "Biozyme" enzyme story is marketing-first. EAF blend adds cost without clear RCT support for digestion benefits at this dose. Pick it for availability, not the enzymes.
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8.7
Creapure-sourced monohydrate from AlzChem, Germany — the most studied raw material in sports nutrition. No loading needed. Unflavoured means it mixes into anything. Boring in the best possible way.
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8.2
Best value creatine in India at under ₹350/100g. Not Creapure-certified, but micronised monohydrate from a brand with reasonable label honesty. The budget pick that doesn't compromise the fundamentals.
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8.5
ON's creatine is reliably clean and well-dosed. Not Creapure-labelled but has consistent batch testing. The premium option if you already trust the ON brand from your protein purchase.
8.1
Clean, correctly dosed D3+K2 pairing. MK-7 form of K2 has the longest half-life and best studied arterial benefits. At 2000 IU D3, stays within ICMR daily upper guidance. Solid label honesty score.
7.3
One of the few Indian magnesium products using the glycinate form (bisglycinate chelate) rather than cheap oxide. 200mg elemental Mg per serving hits the effective range for sleep and cramp relief.
8.0
India's widespread B12 deficiency — especially in vegetarians — makes this one of the highest-yield interventions. Methylcobalamin over cyanocobalamin. 1000mcg weekly is supported by Biesalski et al. review data.
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Evidence-weighted, dosage-specific, and written for what's sold in Mumbai and Bengaluru — not California.
We mapped 27 RCTs to see whether the 20g/day loading phase actually beats a steady 3–5g. The honest answer is more interesting than either camp admits.
When the ₹800 price gap between isolate and concentrate matters — and when it's just brand marketing. Includes lactose thresholds and a decision flowchart.
We lab-tested 22 popular fish oil brands for peroxide and anisidine. Six passed. Here's what "TOTOX" actually means and how to check at home.
Everyone sells it, few cite it right. We separate the patented-extract evidence from the generic-powder evidence, with real Indian pricing.
South Asian vitamin D deficiency is real, but mega-dose sachets aren't the only answer. A look at serum response curves and the 2025 ICMR revision.
Why the cheapest magnesium on Amazon India is also the least absorbed — and which form to pick depending on sleep, cramps, or bowel issues.
Each protocol is a complete plan, with clear priorities for every budget.
Whey, creatine, vitamin D, and a tested multivitamin. The four things most young Indian lifters should actually start with before anything else.
For the 70kg lifter chasing 5kg in 16 weeks. Protein-forward, creatine-saturated, and built around Indian macro targets and chicken-rice realities.
Magnesium glycinate, L-theanine, and a low-dose melatonin window — with a pre-bed routine and caffeine cutoff matched to IST commute patterns.
For the 9-hour desk day. L-tyrosine, rhodiola, omega-3, and one smart caffeine window — tuned for clarity without the 4pm crash or a racing pulse.
We're the research layer that sits between you and the supplement industry — built on a database, a public rubric, and a strict conflicts policy.
Every product and ingredient lives in a structured database with dose, form, extract, and supplier. Reviews are queries, not opinions.
Every claim is tied to a specific citation, a tier of evidence, and a dosage range — not a vague "studies show" wave of the hand.
Zero sponsored rankings. Our full conflicts-of-interest policy is versioned and public.
Dose, form, purity, value, and label honesty. Each is scored 0–10 against a written standard. Weights haven't changed since 2024.
Scored against the same five-question rubric. Nothing is ranked based on commission.
All 287 reviews →Solid protein per serving, but the EAF enzyme blend is marketing more than mechanism. You're paying ₹400/kg for a story.
Creapure-sourced, unflavoured, priced sanely. Boring in the best way — exactly what a creatine monohydrate should be.
Smart D3 + K2 pairing with a clean label, but the nano-shot format is more novelty than bioavailability advantage at this dose.
ALA-only formulation sold as "omega-3" — conversion to EPA/DHA in humans is famously poor. Not what most buyers think they're getting.
Mechanism, evidence tier, typical dose range, and common-sense red flags — for the stuff you keep seeing on back-of-jar ingredient lists.
Browse all 312 →Replenishes the phosphocreatine pool that fuels short, high-intensity efforts. One of the most replicated ergogenic aids in sports nutrition, with growing cognitive data.
A standardised root extract with reasonable RCT evidence for lowering subjective stress and cortisol across 8–12 week windows. Effect size is meaningful but not heroic.
Cross-flow filtered whey that is 90%+ protein by weight with minimal lactose. Fast-digesting and leucine-rich — worth the premium if concentrate causes GI issues.
Long-chain polyunsaturated fats with strong cardiovascular and inflammatory-marker evidence. Potency depends on actual EPA/DHA content, not "fish oil" weight.
Acts as a precursor hormone regulating calcium, bone, and immune function. Supplementation matters in India given widespread deficiency, but dosing should follow serum levels.
Chronobiotic used to shift circadian phase — useful for jet lag and shift work. Lower doses (0.3–1mg) often outperform the 3–10mg tablets commonly sold in India.
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