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Last updated August 18, 2026
Vee helps you check food and cosmetic products before you buy them. This page explains what information we collect when you use the site, and how we use it.
Product information comes from Open Food Facts, Open Beauty Facts, and USDA FoodData Central — open, community- and government-maintained databases. We query their public APIs directly; their own privacy practices apply to how they operate.
We use standard web security practices, including HTTPS and secure hosting, to protect data in transit.
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We may update this page as Vee evolves. Material changes will update the "Last updated" date above.
Questions about this policy? Email sami@veehealth.ca.
Where our data comes from, and how we calculate the Vitality Score.
Because much of this data is community-contributed, it isn't always complete or perfectly accurate. If something looks wrong, let us know.
A product's score out of 100 is built from four weighted parts:
Two adjustments apply on top of that: if the product has an official Nutri-Score grade, it nudges the final number to match; and if it contains a specific high-risk ingredient (like industrial trans fats, certain nitrites, or titanium dioxide), the score is capped at 49 regardless of everything else — some risks shouldn't get averaged away.
Each ingredient is checked against a safety-rated ingredient database and classified as beneficial, moderate, or a concern. The overall score reflects the mix — a product built mostly on well-tolerated ingredients scores higher than one with several ingredients that carry known irritation or safety concerns.
The Vitality Score is a starting point for understanding a product, not medical or dermatological advice. Individual allergies, sensitivities, and health conditions vary — if you have specific health concerns, talk to a doctor, dietitian, or dermatologist.
Have feedback on how we scored something, or found an ingredient we got wrong? Email sami@veehealth.ca.
Vee analyzes food and cosmetic products so you don't have to read every ingredient list yourself. Search or scan a product and Vee breaks down its nutrition, ingredients, and additives into a single Vitality Score out of 100 — with a plain-language explanation of what's driving that number, not just a grade.
Vee is founded and built by Sami. It started from a simple frustration: ingredient labels are long, technical, and not designed to be read quickly in a store aisle. Vee exists to close that gap — instant, consistent scoring instead of guesswork.
Questions, feedback, or found something Vee got wrong? Email sami@veehealth.ca — every message gets read.