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See which supplements experts take, discuss, and caution against while you shop on Amazon SuppStacker: What Experts Take See which supplements experts take, discuss, and caution against while you shop on Amazon. SuppStacker: What Experts Take adds an "Experts Say" button to supported Amazon supplement product pages so you can quickly see which experts take a supplement, which have stopped taking it, which recommend against it, and which simply discuss it. Open the panel to compare expert positions at a glance, then drill down into timestamped podcast references to read the original quotes and episode context behind each position. The current MVP works on Amazon.com product pages for supplements that SuppStacker can classify from the product title. It stores product context locally on your device, fetches expert reference data from SuppStacker when you open the panel, and lets you continue shopping on Amazon after viewing the expert context. Current MVP features: - Experts Say badge on supported Amazon supplement product pages - at-a-glance expert overview across current, previously took, recommends-against, and discusses states - quote drill-down with timestamps and episode attribution - practical summaries for consumption, benefits, best practices, and cautions - coverage across experts including Andrew Huberman, Rhonda Patrick, Brad Stanfield, Stacey Sims, Andy Galpin, and Gil Carvalho - explicit empty states for unsupported products and unavailable data - user-initiated option to continue shopping on Amazon after viewing expert context
Mar 19, 2026
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