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Think Dirty – Shop Clean App Complaints & User Negative Comments 2024
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✓ Good but...Good but needs more products available in the UK. However, it has helped me to change the products I was using for cleaner ones and I can see the results as my skin is clearer and my hair looks so much better. On the down side though, I uploaded clear photographs of every product in my bathroom over a year ago and those products have yet to make it into the app. These are not partially obscure products either and I suspect that they're quite clean, so I'm rather disappointed in that..Version: 4.1.2
✓ GREAT BUT COULD BE BETTERLove this app and find it very useful but the database is still not big enough. I’m still searching a lot of every day products that cannot be found on this site. Also I find a lot of products I want to try and use and then after find out they are American and it will cost triple or quadruple the price to order them to the UK. Maybe a filter by country would be useful. Also if a product is searched but you don’t have it maybe your database could recognise these products and add them on in the future. Many thanks.Version: 4.3.6
✓ Am I missing something?Great interface, but that's about it. Every time I try to add my gender, the app crashes. I haven't found one product that is actually in the database - and I'm talking brands like Johnson's, Nivea, Revlon etc. maybe it's to do with me being in New Zealand, but if that's the case why bother releasing the app here at all? Great idea, very poorly executed. Sorry..Version: 1.8
✓ Had high hopes… completely useless to meI scanned at least 20+ products/brands… very well known brands and not a single one of them was in the system 😳 after a couple I got sick of taking photos and putting them in myself… which still have to be reviewed..Version: 4.7.6
✓ At the least it makes you thinkI downloaded this app several years ago. I went on a scanning frenzy. It was both alarming & terrifying to read all the suspect ingredients that were in items I had assumed were for the most part safe, particularly skin care. One expects chemicals in cleaning products, but not your lotion or toothpaste or even laundry detergent. It also made me think about where all these chemicals end up, that is in our water supply & soil, basically they are assimilated into our environment one way or another. That is the real benefit of this app, it makes you stop & think. I have found that some of the rating is misleading & not fully accurate like they are trying to scare people. I do not like the persistent level that they push products on users. It seems to have increased significantly since I first downloaded the app. Also I had a ton of products scanned & submitted that were not in the system & they are all gone now. That is extremely frustrating to me. It takes time to input products. I check back occasionally to see if they have been rated & to find that they are all just gone was pretty crappy..Version: 4.1.0
✓ Have to pay to use in appDon’t waste your time fake news.Version: 4.11.1
✓ Can’t trust this app anymoreI’ve been using this app for years. Now they are making you pay for things that have been completely free in the past and quite frankly it’s not worth it. Even before they started charging money for it the integrity of this app took a steep nose dive and I don’t trust their rating system anymore. They would mark products as having a really good ratings but have missing ingredients or incorrect ingredients listed (checked against the product websites), would constantly have product ratings not manually verified (same product I kept checking on and it was like that for years) and obviously giving certain brands higher ratings when it was clear that they didn’t deserve it (certain ingredients for one product would give it a bad rating but in another was completely ignored). The greenwashing is ridiculous. I can no longer recommend. Which is a shame because it used to be a really good resource for finding better products. I just don’t trust it anymore..Version: 4.7.7
✓ :/Great app, but unfortunately you have to pay to se the stuff you really want to. I’d rather figure it out on my own time. Frustrating, no good apps for free anymore.Version: 4.11.1
✓ Really buggyThe app is constantly crashing. A lot of what I use isn't listed but the app crashes when I try to add it. I would also like it if there was more explanation around the validity and independence of the claims made..Version: 2.0.1
✓ This app is misleadingIt is a marketing a sales platform, please do your own research. It is not well rounded.Version: 4.2.7
✓ No data on common brandsI got this app for the purposes of learning more about the products I apply every day and potentially turning over my makeup bag to include less harmful products. Immediately after downloading I started searching products in my makeup bag to learn more about the ingredients. There was no data on my bronzer, foundation or primer by Fenty Beauty, my Too Faced lip gloss, my mascara, or Glossier brow gel. Admittedly, I don’t race to get the newest release of lip kits or products but I also know that I’m not working with out-of-date or obscure makeup. I’m surprised that there would be no information on my products from the three major brands I listed above. I did get prompted to upload info and submit my products to the app’s database but I could not get a clear picture of my product even after 5 retakes. I don’t have this issue when using my iPhone camera normally so I can only assume it was an issue of the app. I don’t want to completely disregard what this app has to offer. The ability to look further into a certain ingredient with one click and get and overview of health effects and usage with a list of sources is so convenient and the concept I came for. I’m just disappointed that for have an average makeup bag with products from big names that I couldn’t find what I was looking for. For now I’ll just do my own research via Google..Version: 4.2.4
✓ Not many products to be wholly usefulI got this app from a friend in the US but once home and scanning my bathroom products and some at the supermarket I found it must mainly be US based as almost none of the brands we have are in the app. I keep adding more when I have time because it is interesting to find out the dirtiness of what I've got hit doesn't help when you want to buy something..Version: 1.9
✓ No useful in the real worldI have had cosmetic allergies, so I was excited to hear about “Think Dirty “ However I found it very disappointing. It seems to only promote on line expensive cosmetics. Very few drug store or everyday brands are in the app even common ones like Nivea and others at average prices are not in the app. If I do put them in with the submit process there is no way to tell when or if products are annualized or add to the app. Less the 25% of every day products are in the app so if you need products day to day at a reasonable price this is not the app you want..Version: 4.1.0
✓ Amazing concept but MAJOR teething problemsIt’s been said before (I should read reviews before downloading an app! Lesson learnt.) This is a great concept and I was beyond excited to start using it. I wasn’t thrilled with the Facebook login but pressed on regardless. However. And it’s a big however. This app seems to be solely for US use. Downloading it in the U.K. and MOST of the products I scanned or searched for were “not listed” and these are leading brands such as Rimmel, Maybelline etc. Nothing. Not to mention products they suggest with good ratings are mostly US based. As I’ve said, amazing concept, needs infinitely more work. Why have an app when I have to do the leg work myself??.Version: 4.0.1
✓ The app is biased and not giving full infoA friend referred this app to me as an expecting mother. I got the app and started scanning and was appalled at what the app thought was dangerous. I did my research on some ingredients, carcinogens, health problems and whatnot. The app is very biased towards organic product. If it’s not organic, they will label is 8-10 and call it very dangerous. One of my products is labeled a Group 2B by the national Cancer society- there is a possibility of it having harmful effects towards humans but the studies were inconclusive since it was tested on animals and not humans. But the app said it was a 9- very dangerous. It’s good to know what is in your products, but the app doesn’t tell you how much exposure to a product you’d have to endure before seeing effects of the bad ingredients. For example, *possible* carcinogens are found in Johnson and Johnson baby body soap. But to see effects of those possible carcinogens, a baby would have to be exposed to thousands and thousands of gallons. And even then, it is only a slight possibility (less than .0001%) that the child would get cancer. The information the app provides is misleading and it’s in favor of organic products. I think the app producers get paid to rate those products as “heathy products.”.Version: 4.1.1
✓ Keep it Free!I loved this app so much in helping live a cleaner life… until it became a subscription! Just like everything else in the non-toxic world— expensive..Version: 4.7.8
✓ Product rating isn’t consistentI like the idea of this app but I found the same product to be rated 2 or 3 different times with different levels of toxicity. I don’t really know what to believe. Seems like the only products that are non toxic seem to be like an advertisement. I would take any of this information with a grain of salt..Version: 4.2.1
✓ Very misleading now pushing notices more than dailyI downloaded this app a few years ago after reading about it on a favorite bloggers site. She was very impressed. I checked a few things I use and a few things the blogger was throwing out. I have a BS, MS, and doctorate degree in the sciences. My masters is in Environmental Sciences. I have always worked in the biological sciences. I found the app information and scoring quite alarmist. Here’s an example. Selsun Blue is listed as toxic. The reason because it has Selenium. Selenium can be toxic. But it is also an essential mineral for animals. So just stating it is toxic is silly. A short exposure to selenium in your shampoo should not be harmful. In fact tinea versicolor a fungal infection of the skin can be treated by applying Selsun Blue to your skin and waiting 20 minutes before showering. So the suggestion that simple use of Selsun Blue as a dandruff shampoo is dangerous because it includes selenium is at least misleading. I haven’t used the app in a few years. What lead me to comment today is the fact that this app has started sending me notices. It is pushing products..Version: 3.4.1
✓ Not necessarily accurate, App Developers Do Not Stay Up-to-Date with products.Love the concept of the app. Missing a lot of inclusive products, barcode registrar process for listing new products = tedious.. you don’t have to type everything out, or else it will disregard your submission. Mainstream product lines from big brands and their ingredients are not kept up to date, resulting in other apps, with similar concepts to be more accurate in what ingredients you’re buying in stores. I guess this is to steer you toward ordering products from their app, and have to wait for pesky shipping times. I am more of an “I ran out of this the other day, and need more/a replacement - let me run to the store!” kinda gal. Hope to see this change, and hopefully get popular again in the future - as I see most of the reviews are from several years ago, few and far are recent..Version: 4.7.0
✓ Something’s fishy...I haven’t been that impressed with Think Dirty. It seems to take the worst rating of any one ingredient and make it the overall rating. For example, every ingredient can be marked 1=green but, oops, it’s got fragrance and that’s an 8=red!!! The whole product will be marked an 8... RED!!!!! Also, every product I looked up stated that it had NOT been manually vetted so it’s only going on listed ingredients. All of the recommended products oddly enough have been manually vetted but are obscure and not easily attainable. Makes me wonder who’s paying for this “manual vetting”. Just my opinion so far. Am I wrong in my assumption?.Version: 4.2.2
✓ Not sure… what to thinkHonestly, I don’t know what to think about this app or how many stars to give.. it’s great has a lot to say about the products…..BUT about 90 % of the products that I currently use this app doesn’t even have in its database. For an app that says it has about 4K products in its database, why can it not find the products I use? They are all commonly used brands like dove/ doves mens, clean and clear, Olay, pond’s, Vaseline, etc out the products I only got rating for secret deodorant, summer’s eve, gold bond, listerine and Carmex. If these common brands aren’t in their database then what products are? Not to mention the products are rated rather oddly.. many factors are considered they say but I’ve noticed that many are based on one problem, such as fragrance.. I get that many fragrances may also have chemicals for stabilizing the products and can have many aerosols but fragrant products should not be rated an eight or 9 based on that alone unless they specifically state which fragrance or fragrances are the cause and why..Version: 4.6.4
✓ Honest ReviewThis app sucks. Why? Let me tell you then. I tried to look up bath and body works products and it says it’s not been found. Then i tried to use native, and it says the same! Then other!! Like… seriously? Waste of time!.Version: 4.11.1
✓ AwfulMost products I’ve searched for are not on the app. Also now you must pay to see ingredients. Definitely not worth $$.Version: 4.9.1
✓ Extremely misleading and flawed calculationsSome products (from the brand who pay the app to have a check mark) have a ratings of 0 but their ingredient list contains ingredients listed at 3-4, this doesn’t make any sense, it’s false advertisement. Fragrances are listed at 8 while essential oils, which are extremely sensitizing are listed at 0. The studies linked have often been retracted or about other products. For example, the Zinc dioxide study for the sunscreen is about POWDER, sunscreen has no powder, you can’t inhale the zinc inside your sunscreen. It’s extremely frustrating to read, hope the brands sue for defamation, you are trying to sell products too, insanity!!.Version: 4.2.5
✓ Waste of time!I’m in Australia so I fully anticipated that there would be a limited selection of Aussie products that you have reviewed. I didn’t expect however that it would take over 2 months for products to be added to the database after I have gone to the effort of scanning it, taking photos, editing the spelling mistakes in the ingredient lists because the software has read the label incorrectly. Then you have the audacity to send me annoying notifications for products that I can’t buy because they are in America. If you are going to tout yourselves as a global authority on natural products then have the foresight to tailor your advertising pitch to local markets. No one wants to wait a month for overseas shipping when they can go to the local health food store and get a better product anyway. I was recommended this app by a friend so I gave it the benefit of doubt that it would improve but to be honest I’ve just been disappointed from the get go..Version: 4.1.3
✓ A blessing and a curseA friend posted online about this app several months ago and immediately I was obsessed. I liked how products were broken down and each ingredient rated and explained; it seemed very thorough. Every time I shopped online or went to a store for a new product, I opened the app and searched and scanned, checking to see if what I wanted was “approved.” Here’s the catch: I fully believe that they totally ignore user-uploaded products. Really basic and popular things I use, from major brands, have not been added for months now. Brands that are up-and-coming in the natural/non-toxic beauty world are not even listed. The makers of this app are clearly focusing on promoting products from sponsor companies and other great products get left in the dust. It is useful but only to a certain extent. A good starting point for someone looking to clean up their beauty routine but shouldn’t be considered a thorough resource. Also, it glitches and refuses to load about a third of the time for no apparent reason..Version: 4.0.1
✓ App is good if you are in storeApp is good but terrible at the same time, great to know what is in the products you use but you get stuck behind so many pay walls I often forget about the app or reside to using a different one.Version: 4.11.1
✓ Love it, but could be betterThink Dirty is the best idea for an app. I have been loving it so far! However I have one suggestion. It would be so much better if you could search for a specific ingredient and learn about it within the app rather than only being able to search for products. Would make it so much easier to research products that aren’t listed. I would spend so much more time in the app researching specific products so I know what to look out for when I’m shopping!.Version: 4.1.2
✓ Need more itemsI have scanned over 50 items and none of them are on the app.Version: 4.1.6
✓ Think Dirty AppI love the concept and think it’s useful for eliminating toxins from our lives. However I have 3 stars because they need to update their lists. Half the products I own are not even recognized and I would think it being such a popular app it could be more with the times..Version: 4.1.6
✓ Useless if you don’t own the productNo way to search for a product by name prior to buying and have no UPC code. That option has disappeared..Version: 4.7.10
✓ A dull money grabThis app functions more as a social media app for skincare than it does anything else; you have to pay to see the ingredients / their ratings which locks any useful information behind a paywall. you’re just bombarded with stuff to potential buy. virtually useless to anyone who can type a product name in a google search bar.Version: 4.11.1
✓ Do you want your health behind a paywall?TLDR; you won’t be able to do much at all without a subscription. You’re better off Googling ingredients. I was a premium user for a bit when I was more actively using the app, but then didn’t need it so I cancelled. I reopened the app today to look up some ingredients I saw in a face wash, and discovered that even looking up ingredients is now paywalled. I tried looking up the product itself in the product search, and now every product after the first 6 results is also paywalled. You can’t even see the basic product rating. This wouldn’t be as much of an issue if the search optimization for products on the app was good, but it isn’t. I typically have to scroll past 10-20 products before I find the one I typed into the search bar. I understand that you have to make a profit somehow, but making an app nearly unusable unless you pay up while still marketing it as “free” is deceptive and sad. I was so happy when I found this app to help me live a healthier and cleaner life, as it was insanely confusing and stressful googling every ingredient I saw in a product that I was unsure of. Now, that unfortunately seems to be the better method over using Think Dirty..Version: 4.9.1
✓ Grain of saltLike a lot of negative reviews on here, take the information with a grain of salt. The idea for this app is VERY interesting, but it’s been executed poorly. - not all of the ingredients they deem “bad” on some products are accurate. I’ve noticed on a few skin care products I use have been labeled as containing fragrance. The ingredient list on the bottle says otherwise and is staunchly fragrance free on the bottle. - secondly, I think methylparabens shouldn’t be labeled as a “dirty” ingredient. This is controversial and is used in a lot of formulas to keep the product stable. There are also other ingredients several other people have pointed out as safe but are labeled dirty in this app. - they 100% sell your information to other companies to make a buck. This is the biggest no-no to me that made me delete the app. An app that truly wants to help people wouldn’t be using a platform to do this. I understand they need to make money somehow, but this isn’t the way. By rating products the app is paid to rate as “safe” (i.e Native) and selling information to other platforms that you viewed this product, you ruin your credibility..Version: 4.5.0
✓ Great idea, poor executionI love the idea, and the way it is presented. However, the search is clumsy, it gives errors all the time. There's not much products outside US and no incentive for us to upoad it either. When you do take a photo to submit, the screen is portrait size, but then it cuts in a square out of nowhere. You then need to retake multiple times. It also doesnt give you a guide on what they need - it says "take a photo of the back", do they mean the ingredient list? I hope they make improvements. When they do, Im happy to send products from New Zealand and help it to grow..Version: 3.4.1
✓ Great but needs more for UKI downloaded this app after a friend told me about it. It’s great to see what alternative products you can use, and I was quite shocked at some brands who market as natural are actually contain a lot of chemicals! However a lot of my products are not in the system yet and loads of the alternatives are not available in the UK which means I need to spend a lot of time filtering through to find available products. Some also haven’t been vetted so I am unsure if they are vegan/sustainable products etc. Although I understand the volume of products on the market is huge and you can submit your products for vetting so they are constantly adding to it which is good. It would be nice if you could filter the results and select vegan/UK etc options..Version: 4.0.1
✓ Needs to be updated. Very glitchy.Loved this app at first. It seems they spend more time pushing the products they are sponsored by instead of cleaning up listed products and repairing the glitches. That’s fine if they are reliable products that work. Most seem like they do. I have found many products with conflicting ratings! Also products given a score with no ingredient information. They should not be listed if no reason for the score given. So many products I’ve searched for are not in the list. I submitted popular products many months ago to be reviewed and still are not shown. But I do understand the data base is constantly being updated. The comment review feature is a bust for me now. I am unable to read comments on the products. Not to mention it’s very glitchy and stops working every time I open it! I gave it 3 stars because this app has a great foundation to work with and will be great once these major kinks are worked out..Version: 4.1.0
✓ Yet to get an evaluation…I have been using multiple app, cross checking the information for my clean living. This app is the only one that cannot give me ANY evaluation on ANY product. What am I missing?.Version: 4.11.1
✓ Good, needs cleaning + adding moreInformation about a product’s ingredients and user reviews are very helpful. The available lists to save products makes it easy to reference later. The search bar can sometimes put unrelated products higher up on the results than what you’re looking for, but most of the time it pulls up what I’m looking for. There are duplicates of some products, which are either identical or are for different formulations; these should be consolidated, or noted as to which one is an old formula because the ratings may be distinct but only one is on the market. I really wish I could tap a brand name on a product page and be taken to a new page with all rated products by that brand, as it would it easier than trying to search for individual products in the search bar. Lastly, there are brands with only some products rated, so an expansion of the database would be appreciated..Version: 4.6.1
✓ Not all info providedADDED FRAGRANCE IS A POTENTIAL IRRITANT. Therefore I feel the ThinkDirty rating system is misleading. Fragrance seems to be completely ignored it their reviews and ratings of products. Whether it’s an honest oversight or for less naive motives, app users are potentially being misled to believe their products are clean and safe. At the same time ThinkDirty boasts about the number of products reviewed / user count. While the majority might not be negatively affected by added fragrance, I feel the app and company are omitting information about added fragrance, which feels dishonest and could open the door to spreading of misinformation. While the reasoning behind my review is subjective, I challenge the leadership of ThinkDirty to do a better job of educating themselves on all potentially irritating / unsafe ingredients. I would like to hear the thought process behind why fragrance isn’t addressed. Based on reviews of products in their catalog that have top ratings, fragrance is not taken into account. Bottom line is anything that has any added fragrance, chemical or natural, should be disclosed as potential irritants when used in skincare, hair care, and other beauty products..Version: 4.11.1
✓ Great conceptWish I found this app sooner. I love the whole idea behind it. It’s very useful and you can learn a lot about the products you’re using. However, being from the UK, means that a lot of the products I search for are not on their database. It seems very tailored to the US. It would be great if they could add a filter by country option. Also a lot of products that have only 1 ingredient in red (most often fragrance) are automatically rated an 8 so these need to be taken with a pinch of salt..Version: 4.3.6
✓ GlitchyThe information is great within the app, if they already have a product listed. However, any products I have submitted for review have never been completed or sent back to me with the “clean/dirty rating”. Also, the app hasn’t saved my products to my shelf. In the mean time, I will continue to use it for their current product reviews..Version: 4.2.1
✓ Not recommended for UK useThe app itself seems bias to certain brands as it doesn’t seem to have a lot of big companies on it. It is based on American products so half of The brands I’ve never heard of and definitely wouldn’t be buying as they aren’t in UK shops. I can absolutely see how the concept of the app would be amazing and if there is a brand/product that you use or are considering using that you already know is on there then absolutely it is worthwhile but I don’t think it’s good unless you know the information is available. I’ve had a really good browse on it and only really see the same coupke brands represented! I was disappointed as I didn’t realise it was American based and not really useful if you are from the UK 😔 would LOVE to see a UK based app like it! (One that is legit and isn’t intimated by big companies to be honest etc).Version: 4.1.3
✓ Waste of TimeAs other users have said, there are very few listings. I could not find any of the products I was interested in. Perhaps the app is perhaps more US-centric and won’t contain many listings for other products, but I was choosing market leaders not obscure brands. The app makes you sign up before you can even use it so it was useless to me. I decided to contact customer service asking for help to delete the account I’d had to create. Two emails (and automated promises to respond in two days!) later and still nothing. Would not recommend..Version: 3.4.1
✓ Great concept, but user experience could be improved.Lots of the negative reviews are saying the ratings aren’t fair, that things are given bad ratings even when questionable ingredients are in small amounts or in forms that aren’t necessarily dangerous…. But that’s what I APPRECIATE about it. It gives me all the info, and red flags things so that I can make an informed choice about what I use and how frequently. I’m glad they’re so thorough. My gripe is that it’s not especially easy to navigate. If I could filter by verified brands and ratings that would be great. Also an easy way to click to view the entire collection of a brand would be awesome. The search feature also leaves much to be desired, if you look for “tinted moisturizer”, you’ll get a few results at the top, followed by unrelated products. I paid for the year long subscription in hopes that the user interface improves and their database continues to grow..Version: 4.7.7
✓ Good idea but lacking actual high street productsThe premise of this app is a brilliant idea — letting people scan their beauty and hair products to see what ingredients are in them and how dangerous those ingredients are. However, for having over ‘1.4 million products’, the app lacks products from any notable high street brands. I scanned all my skin and beauty products, from the likes of The Ordinary and Nars, and their database had none of my products. You can submit new products for them to put in their database, but they take forever to actually appear. Nice idea but not really useful to people who don’t use super organic and raw beauty brands..Version: 4.1.2
✓ Nothing I scan is in the data is in their data, it’s just full of advertisementsI heard about the App on a podcast and was excited to try it but every signal thing I have scanned has not been registered and asks me to download the barcode. I’m in Ireland and use products that I also used when I was in the uk. So nothing too obscure! So to me the home page is just tons of advertising for probably decent safe products but I was hoping to be able to see how toxic my existing toiletries were. I’m going to delete it..Version: 4.9.0
✓ Better search optionsI like that you can search for a product by name, but I wish there was a way to sort products by quality and price (which I noticed the website doesn’t include and is an important aspect for most, how much is this 1 rated shampoo vs the 3 rated shampoo? - for those unfamiliar a lower rating means a better product) I’ve also noticed a lot of comments on the really low rated products were quite negative or indicated they would not purchase more and you’d have to scroll to find some positive reviews, but the app still shows that product with an 80% would use again with 4+ stars?? When most the upfront comments are negative? I’m not sure about the reviews section of this app. I definitely will be using this app to further look into potential products, but it’s not as useful with finding new ones as I hoped it would be. ......after perusing the app for another 30 min or so and cross checking it with “the best 10 hair care products for dry hair” so far were 6/6 being listed as 8 ratings aka very dirty. Now I expected some of the big name brands to not be the best for you, but literally all of them are listed as very dirty because they have a fragrance in them? I get that fragrance is a chemical but if all the other ingredients are green and they have one thing that’s an 8 I don’t think giving it an 8 rating is fair.....Version: 4.2.4
✓ Best App for clean products, but has room to growBetter than EWG. Much less corrupt because companies don’t have to purchase their label or pay a fee to be able to receive a good score unlike EWG. Unfortunately they don’t have as wide of a range of products in their database as i would ideally like. But their explanations are thought out and they are scientifically based but easy to understand. overall i think this app is transparent and has the potential to be the leader of the pack in the world of clean beauty products being held accountable for the ingredients they use. I also wish that there were not locked sections of the site. that seems pretty wack to assume that you need to be able to have enough extra money to pay their unlock fees if you deserve safe product knowledge that can seriously make a difference in your life and the lives of your family. -maia spinner portland oregon.Version: 4.5.7
✓ It WAS a great app…Until it put half of its features behind a PAYWALL. I used to love this app and I used it a lot, never went to the beauty counter without out. Until they ruined it. I understand apps have to make money and nothing in life is free. However. It went from, a easy to use app with lots of good information and some of the more advanced features needing a subscription…to locking up all the item ingredients and even my profile behind a PAYWALL. After I had been a registered user for YEARS. Not cool guys, not cool. I can’t continue to bother with this app since it is now useless unless you pay for an annual subscription. The developers could have done something else for basic users like advertising to keep their profit margins but no, they chose instead to change an app that was free with some extra paid features to, a yearly subscription app thatis essentially unusable without a subscription. I will not be recommending this app to anyone in the future because everyone always has more yearly app subscriptions than we should have anyway and you can find similar apps online for free..Version: 4.5.6
✓ Great concept but not quite developedI love the whole concept but it doesn’t quite consider the UK or EU territory also i can’t quite understand why the products I am scanning are not showing up? But if I type them in I can find them? Also the time it takes to input the data and the fact that it isn’t showing up on my profile is a bit frustrating. All in all partially useful but not entirely accessible worldwide at the moment but hopefully these things can be sorted quickly and I’ll come back and add more stars!.Version: 4.2.6
✓ Yikes!I’ve had this app for 3 years.. I recently got a new phone but I still have it on my old phone and I use it from there… I noticed that they locked products to where you can only view with the membership that they didn’t have locked before… I’m giving this app one star because it’s gotten significantly worse over the past 2 years and there has always been limited information on products because you have to have the membership to view it… in a world where everything is getting progressively expensive you think humans would work together to at least make it a little cheaper to stay healthy… especially in this “great america” where healthcare is ridiculous… it’s nice to look at your favourite soap to see if it has cancer causing carcinogens and be able to possibly avoid breast, cervical, skin cancer etc… I’m sure they will keep locking products and raising the price for the membership because we live in a very selfish self centered world… so I will be deleting the app… I downloaded it to make this comment… thanks for reading my review! (Proverbs 28:27 check it out 🙂).Version: 4.8.0
✓ It’s okThis app is ok. Approximately 2 out of ten things I scanned are recognized in the app. I find I spend more time trying to get the info to help them add then looking for new products or knowing what is in the products I am using. If it is in the database then it is helpful..Version: 4.2.1
✓ This app is super helpful..... BUTI really do like this app, it’s a simple way to look at the ingredients and quick. What I don’t like is that if you have a bottle of shampoo with all 0-3 rating ingredients and one single ingredient is bad (8) that shouldn’t make the overall rating an 8. If the last ingredient (since this is the least amount) in the bottle is that bad rating then it should be weighted so that the overall rating isn’t just ruined because of an ingredient that’s barely in the product. There should be a better system here. Maybe even just a mean of all the numbers to have the rating. I don’t like the way the app does it at all. I’m not gonna be worried about 1 ingredient especially if it’s last in the list. Other than this I like how every ingredient is given a different number and color, it makes it easy to check out what’s in my product instead of trying to remember every bad ingredient in the store while reading the bottle. Finding the product is a little crazy if it’s not a popular one, and sometimes it’s not even on the app..Version: 4.3.2
✓ Greedy for your dataWas excited to have this on my mobile device, but it forces you into agreeing to tracking, which then can be changed in your profile. However, you need an account to change those settings AND changes don’t take effect for twenty-four hours! Disappointing. No thanks. Deleting app. Bye..Version: 4.7.2
✓ Have to pay now to see most products? Just go to EWG website for FREE INFORMATIONI did enjoy this app and used it to make some product changes. Then one day I opened it and suddenly all the products I wanted to look at were blocked, unless I upgraded to a subscription. $36.99 a year isn’t a lot, sure. But I can just go to ewg.org to get the same information for free. Environmental Working Group is a nonprofit organization who gets this info to consumers FOR FREE who also work on lobbying the government to change laws and strengthen regulations in the industries that let us put toxic chemicals in and on our bodies. EWG also includes cleaning products and food. They also have an app. But the mobile site is good..Version: 4.9.1
✓ Do your own research instead of relying on this appWhile the idea seems great to have an app that rates products on how safe and clean they are, you shouldn’t have to pay for the information. It should be a right to have access to know what is safe and healthy. With that being said, some things that are “considered low risk and safe” actually are not so it’s best to do your own research and stay away from big labels..Version: 4.7.7
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