What is recorded
For each product, one label revision at a time: serving size and directions as printed, every line of the Supplement Facts panel with its unit, declared form and percent Daily Value, other ingredients, quoted claims, warnings, sources, and single-day price observations.
Sources, in order of preference
- A photograph of the physical label, with lot or batch number where legible.
- The brand’s own website.
- A retailer listing.
- An official database entry.
When sources disagree, the row is marked “Sources conflict” and the entry is flagged for re-check. No number is shown until it is settled.
Status words
- Listed: the amount as printed on the label.
- Not listed on label: the panel does not mention this nutrient. This is not a measured zero.
- Not obtained yet: a readable source for this line is still being secured.
- Sources conflict: two sources disagree.
Review and publication
An entry is published only after a second reading against its sources, a rights check, and at least one ingredient row. Each product has at most one current label; earlier revisions stay reachable, marked as earlier labels and excluded from search engines. A withdrawn entry shows only its withdrawal note.
Comparisons
Only current labels in the same category can be compared, two or three at a time. Amounts are per serving as printed and are never scaled to a common serving. The “differences only” view hides identical rows but never rows with missing, unconfirmed or conflicting data.
What Dosescope does not do
- It does not test products in a laboratory.
- It does not score, rank or recommend.
- It does not evaluate label claims or give medical advice.
Corrections
Published data is never silently edited. Corrections are dated on the entry and listed in the changelog.