Observed arrival · 2026-09-23
Does the Dose on the Label Add Up?
Dose Radar compares supplement label amounts with doses used in human research, and keeps experimental protocols in a separate lane.
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- Its homepage organizes 156 substances by areas including performance, sleep, cognition, and general health.
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The homepage lists 156 substances, with filters spanning performance, muscle, sleep, cognition, longevity, and general health. Its example creatine entry shows 1 g/day on a label against a common research protocol of 3–5 g/day, then describes that amount as below the studied range. A separate calculator illustrates how a weight-based protocol becomes a total dose.
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