We check our bank accounts and our screen time, but we rarely check the chemicals entering our bodies. Most of the products we use every day—from snacks to skincare—contain scientifically-linked carcinogens and hidden toxins. I built DontKillMe to strip away the marketing jargon. Search any product you consume or engage with, and get an instant, science-backed breakdown of what’s actually inside.

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"FDA Approved" doesn't always mean "Safe for long-term use." There are ingredients in our daily snacks, soaps, and household items that have well-documented links to carcinogens, yet they stay on the shelves because of marketing jargon and complex chemical names that nobody can pronounce. I built DontKillMe because I wanted a "BS-detector". I wanted to know—in plain English—if my favorite protein bar or shampoo was actually killing me. How it works: It’s simple. Enter the product URL, and we cross-reference the ingredient list against databases of known carcinogens and toxins. No fluff, no "wellness" pseudoscience—just the data. I’d love your feedback on: The Database: Did you search for a product that wasn't there? (Let me know, I'm adding more daily!) The UI: Is the risk level clear enough? The "Surprise" Factor: What’s one product you thought was safe but actually flagged a warning?

If a product gets reformulated or varies by region, how do you keep the data accurate over time?

@athsara You'd have to research it.

Really cool idea, curious how accurate the ingredient scanning is. Does it cover all product categories?

@daniel_rachlin Yes! try it with anything - keen to hear your feedback