Best for products you want the team to review.
Submit a product for review
Send a name, link, or label photo and we will route it into the queue the same way we do inside the app.
Member-funded and member-driven. Submit a request or support the in-house lab build-out; the team reviews every intake.
Request something the team should review, support future lab capacity, or send us a finding that deserves a closer look. The workflow stays member-funded, editorially independent, and routed through one shared intake queue.
Intake Paths
3
Request, finding, or bug
Brand Influence
$0
Submissions do not go to brands
Choose the right path
Pick the path that matches what you have right now. The destination is the same: a case the team can review quickly.
Best for products you want the team to review.
Send a name, link, or label photo and we will route it into the queue the same way we do inside the app.
Best for supporting equipment, methods, and future capacity.
Help build future independent testing capacity without changing editorial standards or guaranteeing a test.
Best for issues already spotted in the wild.
Flag a label inconsistency, recall, or something that feels off and the team will triage it like any other case.
Intake logic
We look for duplicates, urgency, and signal from the community when setting priorities. A submission does not guarantee testing or publication; any future report must state what evidence supports it.
What helps most
Product links, label photos, ingredient panels, and a short explanation of what feels off all make triage faster.
Share what you found, where you found it, and anything else that gives the team a fast head start.
The team reviews duplicates, urgency, and community demand when setting future research priorities.
If a review produces publishable findings, the report labels its evidence status and limits clearly.
Start a case
No account required. If you are signed in, you can follow the case and follow its status over time.
See the status of every product you've sent in — requested, under review, or linked to a published report — on your Cases page.
View your casesFollow your requests
Cases shows whether something is requested, under review, or linked to a published report. Submission does not guarantee testing.