WhatToTrust™
science-based supplement scoring platform
What it does
WhatToTrust™ is the first science-based supplement scoring platform, evaluating the science behind supplements, vitamins, functional beverages, and skincare—not certifications or marketing claims. Founded by Canomiks co-founders Leena Pradhan-Nabzdyk, PhD (Harvard Medical School), Manoj Bhasin, PhD (Emory University School of Medicine), and Frank W. LoGerfo, MD (Harvard Medical School), bringing deep scientific expertise to consumer wellness.
Empowering Your Wellness Product Buying Decision With Our Science-Based WhatToTrust™ Product Scores.
WhatToTrust TM scores are calculated based on the research, scientific methods, and key tests involved in the development, validation, and production of wellness products. When developing scientifically validated wellness products, it's essential to research each ingredient for its efficacy. For multi-ingredient formulations it's equally important to validate the entire formula for efficacy, ensuring the final product is both safe and effective. Not all companies conduct research on their own ingredients and formulations to ensure efficacy. Sometimes companies rely on borrowed research conducted by others on similar ingredients and products to support their claims. For well-established…from whattotrust.com
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