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Evaluates Amazon health and wellness product claims against peer-reviewed science. Built at Harvard Business School. VeritasRx is a Chrome extension that automatically analyzes Amazon supplement, skincare, and haircare product claims against published peer-reviewed scientific literature — and tells you in plain English whether to trust them. Built by a biomedical engineer at Harvard Business School, VeritasRx gives you an independent, science-backed second opinion that has no incentive to sell you anything. How it works: when you land on an Amazon health or wellness product page, click the scales icon that appears on the page. VeritasRx fetches real abstracts from PubMed — the US government's database of peer-reviewed medical research — and uses AI to evaluate the product's marketing claims against actual evidence. Each claim is rated as WELL-SUPPORTED, OVERSTATED, MISLEADING, or INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE, with a plain-English summary for everyday consumers and a detailed claims breakdown with real PubMed citations for anyone who wants to dig deeper. Note: requires an Anthropic API key to function.
Apr 25, 2026
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