Prove It - Supplement Scanner

• yearly subscription — $29.99/year ($2.49/mo)
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• yearly subscription — $69.99/year ($5.83/mo)
• yearly subscription — $99.99/year ($8.33/mo)
• Yearly 49.99 — $49.99/year ($4.16/mo)
• Prove It Quarterly — $29.99/quarter
• Prove It Quarterly — $39.99/quarter
• Food and Skincare Health Plan — $29.99
• Pro Subscription — $32.49

Last verified 4 Sep 2026

4.4 15686 ratings · App Store

1. 3/5Proven For All Skeptics

   Skeptically a Bioinformatics Major and enjoyed my first day of research, yet as of today the App is not opening up properly, at all really, tried logging in with properly paid-in credentials to a unlimited scanning account and the screen went white with the logo in the middle. I have tried every available technique technologically speaking and went to the developers site as well. Would love to continue using what I paid for and have already enjoyed discovering health issues arise from the scanning of several supplements I have had or have both current and past. Thanks for the great app, I see it continue to grow into a more efficient results while scanning and not recognizing well known names in several supplements industries, by both scanning and typing in the overall descriptions as well as the make, brand name in a search query still was not bringing up for example a simple Zinc combo pill by its brand name…getting only results for a same name make of another completely different result of Iron or Folic Acid under the same brand. Also rated at a match percentage of the high 70’s and 80’s, yet never showing anything in the results list with items that ARE or HAVE Zinc in them. Hope this helps….. gonna go try and log in again for the third time, make your results driven, for those similarities and indifferences to achieve a charmed life, with a broader scope of efficacy quality and hopefully more details on sustainability parameters when scanning or query searches, would provide a greater accountability into supporting ethically minded individuals sourcing through the power of intent & concern for the greater details that get left out while manufacturing processes indicate that which only supports mindfulness in the the hopes of the bottom line and never the other end of humanities well being. Ok later…..jab

   Jabnetic · 4 Sep 2026

2. 2/5No option to try it free before purchase

   I had heard some good things about this app. However I was disappointed that there was not a free trial period so I could see if it really works well for me. I finally purchased the app but there are several functions that need improvement. The process of scanning a product is tedious. First of all the camera defaults to "take a photo" of the product. You then have to select "barcode" which I prefer. Then, after the scan you get your information but you have to press the back button to get back to the photo option and have to again then select barcode. It's very tedious and when I'm in a store and scanning multiple products is annoying. Many of the supplements I'm trying to scan are not in the database so then I have to take multiple photos of the label and then wait to have it analyzed. Hope they make improvements to the user interface.

   AKiteFlier · 4 Sep 2026

3. 1/5No Free trial, lotta questions for a setup to stop you at a paywall

   TL;DR - Endless questions and setup to get to a paywall without even a single chance to see what the app offers. Just the fact that the paywall is at the end of the long setup shows they don’t respect people’s time There are a lot of apps that let you see if you like the app or if it is even useful to you before they charge you. I understand it’s their business and the app might even be good but to go through 20 something questions, giving out your information just to be stopped at a paywall is annoying and questionable business tactics. “Oh it’s only $2 per week, no big deal” is probably what they are going for. Would have been completely fine if the paywall is the first thing you see but that would have turned some people away and people might say whattheheck after 5 mins of setup. Very snakeoil-salesman like. 1 free scan would have been enough to see what the app is like or capable of or if it is reliable

   OytunMatt · 4 Sep 2026

4. 2/5Wonky App

   Got this app. Seemed like a good app to analyze my supplement stack. But app is dysfunctional in several aspects. Many of my supplements are being reviewed. Not sure they will be found. Something odd is that I have added a number of supplements to the stack and they don’t show up. Funny that you can look up a supplement or food and save it as a favorite, but no options to add it to the stack when viewing your favored products. Seems like one could lookup and review supplements and from there add it to your stack. Sometimes the scan camera just showed a white screen and I had to close it and reopen it several times to actually get the camera. Sometimes when adding a product that is a favorite (yes, you have to search it) but since it is already a favorite, you get an error message. To buggy to even be on the App Store. Sorry I paid for the subscription.

   Kelcom · 4 Sep 2026

5. 1/5Wrong about a lot of things

   I work at a small business supplement store where we carry a lot of high tier supplements. I was excited about this app because I wanted to use it to weed out some bad ones that might have slipped through the cracks. Unfortunately when I started using it the app it was lying about a lot of things. For instance we carry a barely juice powder product that had work stupendously for 20+ years and change a lot of lives. The app ranked it a 50 because it was hard to absorb because it’s a grass and “has gluten that some may be allergic too”. The product is a juice powder is highly adorable and there is no fiber of gluten BECAUSE ITS A JUICE. I tried some Terry Naturally products I know they’re all theirs party tested and it claimed that a lot of them weren’t when the boxes have QR codes to scan to bring you to the third party testing and studies. All in all it’s a bad app that charges you $30 to lie about products. I don’t know where it gets its information from.

   CPL9943 · 4 Sep 2026

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