Oasis – What's Healthy

• Oasis Pro (annual) — $47.00/year ($3.91/mo)
• Oasis Pro (annual) — $59.99/year ($4.99/mo)
• Oasis Pro (annual) — $69.99/year ($5.83/mo)
• Oasis Pro (annual) — $7.99
• Oasis Pro (annual) — $12.99
• Oasis Pro (annual) — $29.99
• Oasis Weekly — $4.99/week

Last verified 5 Sep 2026

4.8 12996 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Thank you Oasis!!!

   I love this app so much! It’s extremely helpful for anyone like me who is health conscious and wants to stay healthy by taking control of the things we could be exposed to. Very helpful in all kinds of directions about any product I buy I can find on oasis and it will tell me what’s good to buy and what’s bad all in one place, very user friendly and simple to use. Most things are lab tested for verification, but the products that aren’t are still extremely helpful because they still give detailed info based on what can be found out without one for example what ingredients are bad and what they do, micro plastics exposure etc, bad oils or possible contamination. You can even see your locations water supply and what’s in it plus the air quality. 10/10 love Oasis and would recommend!

   Scott Zapp · 5 Sep 2026

2. 4/5The best but could be better

   Probably the best health app like this out right now, I really appreciate everything it accounts for because ingredients aren’t the only thing that can affect a product. This is way better than olive, but I don’t have a number of issues. Maybe I’m just misunderstanding the system but the same product can have several different scores and pages which makes it hard to determine if I need to avoid it or not. I see that they’re listed in different categories sometimes but i don’t see why that matters foo much. At the end of the day if it’s meant to be ingested, it doesn’t matter if it’s considered “frozen food” or “meat.” I would also like an explanation on why products receive the rating they do because sometimes all the ingredients come back positive but it’ll still be pretty low. I assume this is because of the processing or the container material it’s held in, as they have references to that but it’d be nice to explicitly state that if it’s the case. The recommended products that are suggested when you scan something could be a lot better. For example I scanned my facial cleanser and it ranked pretty low, so it’d be nice to see better options for facial cleansers but instead it’s all condensed into a single category so it’ll just show you moisturizers or something. And lastly, I don’t know if it’s just me but I’m not able to save more than 1 item before the button glitches out and doesn’t allow me to press it.

   Aldo Ryen · 5 Sep 2026

3. 3/5Very hard to navigate

   I initially loved this app, but as someone else has said, the goal post keeps changing. Products I had previously bought using this app that had a high rating now are lower, which freaked me and my husband out because we were relying on the app’s ratings, leading us to wonder why the rating went down (would appreciate explanations here.) Secondly, as the product catalog continues to evolve, you MUST create an improved category access system. I’ve spent 15 minutes scrolling through personal care product ratings to not even reach what was scored “poor” and I’ve lost patience. Please make it easier to see product scores in sections of 10 points (1-10, 11-20, 21-30, 31-40, etc so people don’t waste hours of scrolling when products have 1,2,3 point discrepancies. Just ridiculous. Great that you’re diversifying, but the user experience is not pleasant. I’m not necessarily searching for specific products, I just want to see what to avoid and it’s virtually impossible to see the poor scores unless I just don’t know the way.

   velvetvoix1 · 6 Aug 2026

4. 2/5faithfulbee05

   wow you know I think this is def a good idea & understand a lot of work goes into this lifestyle and I also understand to get paid for the work that goes into this app altho being kinda new More than 3 days is def necessary to find your way around this stiff version , features not exactly user friendly. 2weeks to get a feel for it & use it at one's leisure while shopping in store etc is likely more ppl would feel like they have time to get to know it instead of jamming it on ppl here 3 days hurry n decide if its useful. I give 2 stars because I think it can use some work but has a lot of potential bc ppl are into this lately I think $50 is a bit high maybe $27 you'd still be getting paid ! but I'm out for now good luck .

   faithfubee05 · 5 Sep 2026

5. 1/5Misrepresented and stolen data

   It is wild to me that this developer appears to both steal and misrepresent data. For example, Lead Safe Mama has tested over 100 toothpastes and offers the lab test results for free on her website. Oasis takes their data and then applies the numbers to toothpastes they clearly didn’t test (for example the Hello toothpastes which LSM tested. But then Oasis applies the numbers to different Hello toothpastes that weren’t tested). This is just one thing I was able to identify was problematic as someone who works in the healthy products and lead poisoning prevention spaces. How many more data points are stolen, misapplied and misrepresented? Data is only helpful if it is accurate and correctly represented! Skip this app. You’ll do better by doing a simple Google search or using the Lead Safe Mama website so you can see the original lab reports in their correct contexts.

   AmethystHair · 5 Sep 2026

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