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You pay for our verification work, never for a religious answer.
The generic answer is free. You pay only for the manufacturer-source research: which maker's ingredient is porcine, bovine, or plant.
Free
- Full ingredient list for any medication
- Animal-derived ingredients flagged
- What varies by manufacturer, and why
- Scholarly context, with sources
- 1 medication change-alert
One medication
- The complete source table for one drug
- Every manufacturer: porcine / bovine / plant, per NDC, dated
- All formulations (capsule and tablet makers)
- Includes all future updates to this drug
- No subscription
My medications
- Source tables for up to 6 medications of your choice
- Change-alerts on all of them, we email you if your manufacturer switches
- Priority verification queue for anything we haven't covered yet
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The label says gelatin. We say whose.
Gelatin can come from pork, from beef, or from plants. The FDA label lists the ingredient and stops there. So two bottles of the same drug can sit on the same pharmacy shelf, one made with porcine gelatin and one made with plant gelatin, and the labels read identical. We contacted the manufacturers, asked directly, and logged their written answers. Every confirmed source in your table is dated and verified by a licensed pharmacist. That research is what you're buying: the source behind your exact bottle.
Our word on what stays free
Safety information is free for everyone, always. If a medication has no permissible alternative, everything we know about it stays open. The full ingredient facts, the scholarly context, and the warning to never stop a prescribed medication on your own cost nothing and never will. Rulings belong to your scholar; we stick to verified facts. Your payment funds one thing only: the manufacturer research that answers which source is in your bottle.
All plans: informational only, not medical or religious advice, not a recommendation. One-time unlocks are refundable within 7 days if the drug's table was not yet available. Consult your provider and a qualified scholar.