Supplement Crash

Taking 3+ supplements daily?
Make sure they're safe together
Supplement Crash analyzes your supplement stack using US NIH and Korean MFDS public health data to automatically detect dangerous combinations
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BUILT ON OFFICIAL DATA
- US NIH DSLD — 130,000+ supplements indexed
- Korean MFDS — 44,000+ certified products
- Every warning cites NIH Office of Dietary Supplements
- Herbal guidance backed by NCCIH (NIH center)
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AUTO-DETECTED RISKS
- Overdose: Vitamin A/D/E/B6, Calcium, Iron, Zinc (20+)
- Absorption blockers: Calcium + Iron / Zinc
- Bleeding risk: Ginkgo + Omega-3
- Long-term deficiency: High-dose Zinc + Copper
- 50+ ingredient dictionary, 5 core interactions
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NOT JUST WARNINGS — SOLUTIONS
- Identify top contributor supplement
- Dosage adjustment simulations
- Alternate-day intake proposals
- Time-slot separation (morning/noon/evening)
- Chelated form recommendations
- Safe alternatives — linked to iHerb / Coupang
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SMART DAILY SCHEDULE
- Auto-sorts supplements into morning/noon/evening
- Competing nutrients always separated by time
- Native push notifications for each slot
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PRIVACY FIRST
- No signup — we never ask for your email
- All data stays on your device
- Zero personal data transmitted
- GDPR & CCPA compliant
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COMPLETELY FREE
- First 3 supplements free
- Additional slots unlock with a single short ad
- No subscription, no account needed
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FULLY BILINGUAL
English and Korean, auto-selected by device language
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PERFECT FOR YOU IF:
- You take 3 or more supplements daily
- You combine iron and calcium daily
- You mix multivitamins with individual supplements
- You stack domestic + iHerb imported supplements
- You're pregnant or nursing and need safe guidance
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DISCLAIMER
This app is not a medical device
Information is an educational summary of NIH and MFDS public data Always consult a qualified healthcare provider before starting, stopping, or combining supplements