Trust Center

How we analyze products, what our verdicts mean, and the current limits of what Vasuul can confidently support at launch.

How we assess products

Every verdict follows the same evidence-based process:

  1. 1 Extract data from actual pack images
  2. 2 Cross-reference with FSSAI guidelines (not US/EU)
  3. 3 Check claims against extracted ingredients
  4. 4 Flag manipulation tactics used in marketing
  5. 5 Assign verdict based on evidence, not opinion

We assess:

Nutrition risk Ingredient concerns Claim accuracy Transparency level

Evidence standards

HIGH CONFIDENCE

Full nutrition table extracted, ingredients list complete, claims verified against pack.

411 products

PARTIAL CONFIDENCE

Some data from pack, some from IFCT database.

963 products

NEEDS VERIFICATION

Limited pack data available. Verdict is preliminary.

254 products
1628 total products analyzed

Data sources

  • Pack images from quick-commerce platforms
  • AI-powered text extraction from product pack images
  • IFCT 2017 nutritional reference database
  • FSSAI labeling guidelines and thresholds
We do NOT use: Brand-submitted data, sponsored info, or unverified third-party databases.

What we refuse

  • Accept payment to change verdicts
  • Rank products based on affiliate commission
  • Hide negative product findings for any brand
  • Provide medical diagnoses or prescriptions
  • Sell your health profile data
  • Show "sponsored" product placements in results

Independence and disclosure

Our launch product is built around evidence-backed product interpretation, not pay-to-play placement.

  • Commercial relationships, if introduced later, must be clearly disclosed in-product.
  • Verdicts and rankings stay separate from any future monetization experiments.
  • We would rather show a limitation than overstate what we know.
Hard rule: No commercial arrangement can outrank a better evidence-backed product decision.

Not medical advice

Vasuul helps you understand food labels. It does not diagnose conditions or prescribe diets.

Always consult a healthcare provider for decisions related to diabetes, hypertension, allergies, or other medical conditions.

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