Observed arrival · 2026-09-28
Hanalnote: Read supplement labels from the source
A Korean-language magazine explains supplement ingredients, label amounts, and daily intake standards, with a browser-based intake tracker.
- For
- Korean supplement users comparing labels and daily totals
- Worth noticing
- The tracker stores entries in the user's browser and combines matching ingredients across products.
Field notes
Each ingredient article separates the wording recognized by Korea’s Ministry of Food and Drug Safety from serving amounts, cautions, and raw-material standards, and says it quotes notices with clause references and verification dates. The “My Supplement Note” tool lets users mark whether they took a supplement, add matching ingredients across products, and compare the total with the daily nutrient reference value; entries stay in the browser. The site says it carries no product names, purchase links, or affiliate commissions.
Observed signals
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