Based on published research

Worst Offenders

Products and brands ranked by safety score, worst first. Scores are calculated from the number and severity of published findings.

Products

#NameSafety ScoreFindingsBreakdown
🥇Fish oil
3/5Moderate Risk
2
2M
🥈Bill would give FDA permission to provide states with food s
4/5Low–Med Risk
1
1M
🥉Ebola outbreak
4/5Low–Med Risk
1
1M
4Fragranced Shampoos & Body Wash
4/5Low–Med Risk
1
1M
5How much protein do we really need?
4/5Low–Med Risk
1
1M
6Toxins plus climate
4/5Low–Med Risk
1
1M
7She's 35 and obsessed with living longer. It might be workin
4/5Low–Med Risk
1
1M
8Eugene Braunwald, Whose
4/5Low–Med Risk
1
1M
9GLP-1 Drugs
4/5Low–Med Risk
1
1M
10Blueroot Health Expands Voluntary Allergy Alert on Undeclare
4/5Low–Med Risk
1
1M
11Canada and UK support food safety projects
4/5Low–Med Risk
1
1M
12Special food additive that helps prevent weight gain
4/5Low–Med Risk
1
1M
13Finerenone: kidney protection beyond type 2 diabetes
4/5Low–Med Risk
1
1M
14Product Recall
4/5Low–Med Risk
1
1M
15‘Lettuce or Salad Greens’ Identified as Potential Source of
4/5Low–Med Risk
1
1M
16Data Shows Following These 8 Habits
4/5Low–Med Risk
1
1M
17Food Safety
4/5Low–Med Risk
1
1M
18[Viewpoint] Hepatitis A prevention in the USA depends on rou
4/5Low–Med Risk
1
1M
19People who lost the most weight on Ozempic saw huge health b
4/5Low–Med Risk
1
1M
20[Articles] Efficacy and safety of cemdisiran siRNA in myasth
4/5Low–Med Risk
1
1M

Brands

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Rankings are based on published scientific research and credible health reporting only. Safety scores reflect relative concern, not absolute danger. Always consult a healthcare professional for personalised advice.