What Else is Inside?

You know what's in it.
But do you know what else it's in?

Scan a food. See how it scores. Then discover where else its ingredients show up.

Know more about what you consume. Make more informed choices.

Follow the ingredients into documented pharmaceutical formulations, medicines and company records.

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One scan. Two answers.

Doritos·Nacho Cheese Flavored Tortilla Chips

The score is only the beginning

What else is in it?

We show the exact ingredients creating the food ↔ pharma connection.

  • Citric acid

    Inactive / excipient
    In food
    Acidulant
    In pharma
    pH adjuster and stabilizer in oral and injectable preparations

    88 documented formulations

    This ingredient appears in documented formulations of medicines used in general medicine. This does not mean the food ingredient treats a condition. It means the same or verified equivalent substance is documented in a medication formulation — as an inactive ingredient unless evidence verifies it is active.

    Follow the connection →

Follow the connection

Food → ingredient → documented uses

  1. Food

    Doritos Nacho Cheese Flavored Tortilla Chips
  2. Ingredient

    Citric acid
  3. Documented formulations

    88 records
  4. Medicines

    Examples across General medicine
  5. Pharma companies

    Amneal · Teva · Bayer

Where do these connections show up in medicine?

Crossover ingredients can also appear in formulations of medicines used across different areas of healthcare.

The medical use describes the medicine, not necessarily the therapeutic role of the shared ingredient.

Why look beyond the label?

A label tells you what an ingredient is called. It usually doesn't tell you where else that same substance is used.

What Else is Inside connects the label to documented food, pharmaceutical and company records — so you can see the bigger picture and make your own choice.

Know more. Choose better.

How it works

  1. 1

    Scan the food

    Barcode or label

  2. 2

    Get two scores

    Food Quality + Pharma Footprint

  3. 3

    Follow the ingredients

    Documented formulations, medical uses, companies

What shows up in your grocery cart?

Built on documented evidence

One graph connects food labels to documented pharma records.

Across 1,358,047+ fully analyzed foods, 500,395+ contain at least one of 175 verified crossover ingredients. Those ingredients connect to 2,748+ documented pharmaceutical formulation records, spanning 45 companies and 7 medical-use areas.

Linked entity types — not a single mathematical funnel. Foods, crossover substances, formulations, companies, and medical-use areas are different nodes in the same graph.

45 pharma companies · 7 medical-use areas

How the graph works →

We only count foods when Pharma Footprint can actually be calculated. Indexed barcodes without ingredients are not in this number.

Community reaction

63% would buy it less often or look for an alternative.

Based on 4,281 reactions — community feedback is engagement, not evidence. Scores and source ranking are never driven by reactions.

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Scan several foods and see average Food Quality, Pharma Footprint distribution, crossover ingredients, and pharma companies connected.

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How does your favorite brand score?

Portfolio Food Quality and Pharma Footprint across analyzed products — not a safety rating.

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Who shows up in the records?

See which pharmaceutical companies appear across documented formulations containing the same verified crossover ingredients — not food ownership or profit.

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