ELTHIO
Supplement Safety Co-Pilot
💉 On Ozempic or Wegovy?
See our GLP-1 supplement guide →
Know what you're
taking — before you buy.
Scan any supplement label for quality grade,
filler detection, NIH verification, and
timing — in seconds. No account needed.
📊 Grade A–D quality check
✓ NIH verified
🧪 Filler detection
📸 FOR BEST RESULTS
🏷️
Front label
Product name,
brand, form,
dose
+
📋
Supplement Facts
Ingredients,
fillers,
serving size
Can't fit both? Front label gives grade ·
Facts panel gives filler scan
SCAN LABEL PHOTO
📷
Take or upload a label photo
Works with supplement bottles,
nutrition facts, ingredient lists
— or type supplement name —
or type it
SUPPLEMENT NAME *
OTHER INGREDIENTS (optional)
🛡 Safety Check
Check if your supplements are safe with your
medications — 1,100+ interaction rules, based on published sources including NIH ODS, FDA drug labels, and peer-reviewed literature.
✨ ASK IN PLAIN ENGLISH
💊 PRESCRIPTIONS (optional)
🌿 VITAMINS & SUPPLEMENTS
Free · Takes 30 seconds · Not medical advice
Nobody tells you when to
take your supplements.
We do.
Build your personalized daily schedule in
30 seconds — based on published sources including NIH ODS, FDA drug labels, and peer-reviewed literature absorption science.
Free.
SAMPLE SCHEDULE
🌅 Morning
Vitamin D3 · CoQ10
Take with fat-containing breakfast
⏰ Before Breakfast
Levothyroxine · Iron
Empty stomach — wait 30-60 min before eating
🌙 Bedtime
Magnesium Glycinate
GABA activation strongest when cortisol
drops at night
⏰ Your daily schedule
Tap to set your meal times
💊 PRESCRIPTIONS (optional)
🌿 VITAMINS & SUPPLEMENTS
💊 My Stack
Your saved supplements and medications
💊
No saved stack yet
Save your supplements and medications
to get safety analysis, timing schedule,
and weekly digest.
🧾 Visit Packet
One-page summary for your doctor —
print or share before your appointment
💬 Ask Elthio
Ask anything about supplements
and medications in plain English.
Based on published sources including NIH ODS, FDA drug labels, and peer-reviewed literature.
Educational only — not medical advice.
Always confirm with your doctor.