Endocrine Protect: skaner

Not sure what's really hidden in your cream, shampoo, or deodorant? Scan the product and in seconds see which ingredients are endocrine disrupting compounds (EDCs)—substances that can disrupt the hormonal system. Endocrine Protect is an ingredient scanner created by doctors, including an endocrinologist.

No more deciphering confusing label names—the app does it for you, clearly and in Polish.

HOW IT WORKS
- Scan the barcode or ingredients label with your phone's camera.
- The app will highlight detected EDCs in red, and flagged fragrance allergens in orange.
- Tap an ingredient to learn its description and possible hormonal impact.
- Knowledge about each compound comes from doctors and scientists.

COMPARE AND CHOOSE BETTER
You don't have to put the product aside without finding a substitute. Endocrine Protect compares products from the same category for EDC content and helps you find an alternative. Instead of guessing, you choose based on the ingredients.

WHAT ARE EDCs?
Endocrine-active compounds can disrupt, block, or mimic the action of our hormones—they also work in other ways, as explained in the app. You'll find EDCs among some parabens, phthalates, and bisphenols—present in many everyday products. The app helps you identify them before they end up in your cart.

WHO?
- For people with hormonal issues and thyroid conditions, including Hashimoto's.
- For pregnant women and those planning a pregnancy who want to limit their exposure to EDCs.
- For parents checking the ingredients of children's products.
- For anyone who values ​​natural cosmetics and a clean beauty approach.

INFORMATION FROM AN ENDOCRINOLOGIST
The app includes educational materials prepared by an endocrinologist—about prevention, prevention, and healthier habits. Clear presentations and animated videos will help you understand where EDCs come from and how to limit your exposure to them on a daily basis. The more you know, the easier it is to make informed choices.

WHY ENDOCRINE PROTECT
- Focusing exclusively on endocrine-active compounds and their impact on hormonal balance—this is not just another general cosmetics scanner.
- Proprietary EDC database based on scientific literature and the experience of the founders—physicians, updated at least every six months.
- Created in Poland, entirely in Polish.