PureScore · 0–100 · Read the label, not the front
Label Matter
Pick anything off the shelf. We’ll tell you what’s actually in it.
Label Matter scores everyday products by what is actually on the label — food, drinks, personal care, supplements, baby products, and household cleaners. Every item gets a PureScore from 0 to 100: higher means a cleaner ingredient profile in our model. 352,993 products are on the shelves so far.
How PureScore works · Rankings data (JSON) · CSV
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On the shelf right now
See allThe cartons people are looking up most, each with its stamp.
How the number works
PureScore is a composite of four things read from the label. Taste, price, and nutrition facts are out of scope.
- Ingredient safety
- 40%
- Formulation quality
- 30%
- Contaminant risk
- 20%
- Label transparency
- 10%
Score guide
- 80–100Excellent
- 60–79Good
- 45–59Fair
- 25–44Poor
- 0–24Avoid
Limited data never wears an Excellent stamp: when part of a label is unmatched, the stamp says so instead of guessing.
Every aisle
All categoriesEach aisle is ranked by PureScore. Pick one and start at the top.
Food & Grocery
Clean ingredients for your pantry · 308,311 products
Beverages
Drinks worth drinking · 34,362 products
Personal Care
What touches your skin matters · 2,369 products
Supplements
Third-party tested formulas · 7,066 products
Baby & Kids
Highest scrutiny for little humans · 621 products
Household
Clean without the chemicals · 103 products
Water Filters
Drinking-water hardware — scored by certified reduction, not food ingredients · 40 products
Highest scores in the catalog
See allProducts with a full, recognised ingredient list and the cleanest profile in our model.
PureScore Top 10
All guidesLive rankings by aisle, built from the catalog and stamped with the date the scores were computed.
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