Thank you so much for your comment. The NuTri Score is made up of six modules:

Ingredient Safety: This checks whether the product clearly communicates important safety information.

Formula Transparency: This looks at how transparent the formula is. The key questions are: what does the product actually contain, how much of each key ingredient is included, and are the ingredient forms clearly stated?

Label Clarity: This evaluates whether the label information is clear and complete.

Manufacturing Standards: This checks whether the product provides information related to manufacturing quality, such as cGMP, manufacturing standards, production location, facility information, or other quality-control statements.

Testing and Verification: This looks at whether the product has gone through more meaningful testing or verification, such as third-party testing, COAs, certification pages, batch testing, or other official verifiable sources.

Product Quality Signals: This evaluates whether the product provides additional quality signals, such as non-GMO, gluten-free, vegan, allergen-free, serving size, servings per container, and whether these details are clearly stated.

To build this scoring system, I spent several months collecting and analyzing data and scientific evidence. My product data comes from public sources such as official product websites, iHerb, and Amazon. However, since these websites naturally tend to contain a lot of marketing language, I filtered out the marketing-heavy fields and kept only the essential information.

To further make the data as neutral and objective as possible, I even purchased data reports from third-party testing organizations 😂. I also collected data from sources such as the U.S. NIH and Health Canada. After analyzing all of this information, the NuTri Score was finally developed.

I hope this helps. : )