Medicine timing checks
Flag ingredients such as magnesium, calcium, iron, or zinc when timing may matter with thyroid medicine or certain antibiotics.
Supplement interaction checker
Review a supplement before it joins your stack.
Nuri helps turn a supplement label into a practical safety review: what is inside, what overlaps, what may need better timing, and what deserves a clinician or pharmacist question.
Known caution patterns
Surface examples such as red yeast rice with statins, vitamin K with warfarin, and St John's wort with many medicines.
Stack overlap
Catch repeat zinc, vitamin D, magnesium, botanicals, and high-dose blends across products you already take.
What you get
A clearer next step than “good” or “bad”.
Nuri avoids vague supplement scores. The product uses simple risk labels so users know whether an item looks ordinary, deserves attention, or should be reviewed with a licensed professional.
Start here
New to supplement interactions?
Read the Nuri guide to supplements and medication interactions before adding a new product to your stack.