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The trusted supplement directory AI search can't replicate.

Every supplement checked for actual dose, bioavailability, third-party verification (NSF, Informed Sport, ConsumerLab), and retailer authenticity. Shop by goal, not shelf.

Supplements EyeQ actually trusts

Cleared lab verification, retailer authenticity, review integrity, and price sanity — in that order.

Thorne

Magnesium Bisglycinate
EyeQ-trusted pick — lab-verified magnesium, buy from Thorne.com or iHerb, skip Amazon 3P.
3 authentic retailers $4181% real reviews
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Nordic Naturals

Ultimate Omega
Category-leading fish oil — clean, freshness-tested, worth the premium.
4 authentic retailers $4688% real reviews
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Momentous

Creatine Monohydrate
EyeQ-trusted — Creapure sourcing means no Chinese bulk powder; Informed Sport certified for pro athletes.
2 authentic retailers $4586% real reviews
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What are you trying to solve?

Search by outcome, not ingredient. EyeQ's picks and warnings live inside each goal.

Hand-curated trust guides

Mini-guides with verdicts and reasoning — not filtered lists. Updated by EyeQ as products drift.

The sleep stack EyeQ would actually take

3 supplements with lab-verified ingredients, ranked.
No 5-HTP, no melatonin megadoses, no "sleep blends" hiding sub-clinical amounts. Just magnesium that absorbs, an adaptogen that takes the edge off, and a verdict on whether you need more.

Supplements under $40 that actually work

Budget picks that pass EyeQ's lab-verification filter.
Premium branding does not mean premium ingredient. These cost less than a takeout meal and have published Certificates of Analysis — which is more than most $60 bottles can say.

Safer dupes of AG1

If the podcast hype wore off, start here.
AG1 isn't bad — it's expensive. These alternatives cover 80-90% of the formula for a third of the price, and two of them publish full ingredient doses (AG1 hides them behind a proprietary blend).

Four checks. Every bottle. No paid placement.

The category-native lens: clinical dose, third-party labs, retailer authenticity, review integrity. We fail any supplement missing sub-clinical dosing — even if it's bestselling.

  1. Lab verification
    Cross-checks ingredient claims against NSF, Informed Sport, ConsumerLab, and USP. No proprietary-blend-hiding allowed.

  2. Clinical dose check
    Flags products under the dose proven in human studies. 200mg of ashwagandha root extract ≠ 50mg of leaf extract.

  3. Retailer authenticity
    Thorne.com, iHerb authentic. Amazon 3P sellers flagged per-listing for gray-market and counterfeit risk.

  4. Review integrity
    Detects review bursts, incentivized campaigns, and verified-purchase ratio. Stars without signal don't count.

Freshly checked

EyeQ re-verdicts supplements continuously as listings, reformulations, and prices change.


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