FREE TOOLS & WORKSHEETS
Tools for checking supplement labels and evidence
Compare a price, keep a source record or help your readers find a brand’s evidence profile. Start with the task you need to do.
Choose a resource
Compare EPA + DHA value
Use two labels and prices to calculate cost per gram of EPA + DHA. The result compares label amounts and price; it does not rank product quality.
Open the omega-3 calculator →Keep a product evidence record
Print a blank worksheet for the exact product, market, source dates and package lot. Write down what matches and what remains unknown.
Open the printable worksheet →Both resources are free to use without an account or email signup.
A short description for your readers
For an editorial resource list or article, describe what the calculator actually does:
SupplementChecker’s free omega-3 value calculator compares two labels by cost per gram of EPA + DHA. Enter the price, servings per container and EPA/DHA amounts per serving, then print the comparison. It compares label arithmetic, not health benefits or product quality.
Calculator URL
https://supplementchecker.co/tools/omega-3-cost-calculator/
Use the clean link without tracking parameters. No reciprocal link or favourable coverage is required.
Share an existing evidence profile
Brand pages include a copyable iframe. It displays a reviewed score when available, or an unrated status while coverage is incomplete.
- Find the brand and open its profile.
- Locate “Share this evidence profile”. Choose Small, Medium or Large and use its Copy button.
- Paste the existing iframe snippet into your site’s HTML/embed block. Preview it at the width your readers will use.
- Read the linked profile’s coverage, dates and limitations before describing its findings.
An evidence-profile embed is not a certification seal, product endorsement or proof of a package lot. It displays the latest published profile; publication does not mean every source was checked again. Keep those distinctions in any accompanying copy.
For the underlying checks, read how to check third-party-testing evidence. Check the dates and scope of each record you rely on.