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Scan
Point your phone at a food or supplement product. Sláinte reads the product information and identifies what is needed to evaluate it.
How Sláinte Works
One scan. One score. A clearer answer.
Sláinte makes food and supplement labels easier to understand.
Scan a product and Sláinte turns the information on the label into a simple Sláinte Score from 0 to 100. Then it explains what is driving the score, so you are not left staring at a list of ingredients wondering what matters.
Labels compete for your attention
Food labels contain useful information, but they are not always easy to interpret quickly. Nutrition declarations, ingredient lists, serving sizes, additives, claims and percentages can all compete for attention.
Sláinte brings the relevant information together.
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Score
Sláinte gives the product a score from 0 to 100. It is a quick starting point, not a replacement for your judgement.
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Understand
Sláinte explains what is behind the score, such as protein, sugar or ingredient complexity.
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Compare
A score becomes more useful with something to compare it with. Sláinte puts similar products side by side.
A score is not the whole story
A single number can be useful because it makes comparison faster. It can also hide nuance if it is treated as a complete definition of a food.
Sláinte therefore pairs the score with an explanation.
The goal is not to tell you what you must eat. The goal is to make the information easier to understand.
What Sláinte is designed to help with
- Food labels
- Ingredient lists
- Protein and nutrition comparisons
- Supplement labels
- Product comparisons
- Understanding unfamiliar ingredients
- Finding a better option within the same category
What Sláinte does not do
Sláinte is not a doctor, dietitian or medical diagnostic tool.
A Sláinte Score is not a diagnosis, treatment recommendation or guarantee that a product is suitable for a particular person.
People have different nutritional needs, allergies, medical conditions, goals and preferences.
Sláinte's output is informational. It is not medical advice and does not account for every individual's health needs.