SipSignal

Integrity score (0–100) — how close a drink's ingredients get to the dose that's clinically shown to work, across everything the label is accountable for. Hiding a dose counts against the score rather than dodging it, so the number can't be gamed by leaving ingredients off the maths.

• Each card lists a drink's functional ingredients (the actives it's sold on, not flavourings or juice). Per ingredient: ✓ green hit the clinical dose · ↓ red under-dosed — tap a % to read the study.
• The small grey line under each ingredient is what it's clinically studied to support — an evidence finding, not a brand claim.
• A figure can read over 100% (e.g. 278%) — that's how far the dose sits above the clinical minimum. The score caps each ingredient at 100%, so going over the dose neither raises nor lowers it; the overage is shown, not rewarded.
• A greyed-out ingredient has no usable dose. If the brand withholds it (hidden in a blend, or no mg on the label) it counts as a zero. If we haven't verified it yet, it's left out of the maths instead.
• A ≈ dose was derived from disclosed composition (an ingredient's % of the serving) when the label states no mg — a rough proxy, not a stated figure.