Clearya vs The Dirty Dozen

Clearya: Nontoxic Shopping Made Easy! Discover safer, nontoxic products with Clearya – your ultimate shopping companion for online and in-store purchases. Key Features: 1. Easily shop online at Amazon, Target, Sephora, iHerb, and Walmart with confidence, knowing the safety of the product ingredients before buying. 2. Analyze product labels using your phone's camera too, for in-store shopping and at-home product checks. 3. Automatic alerts on potential health risks hidden in ingredients lists for beauty, personal care, baby care, cleaning products, and more. 4. Find safe, vetted alternatives to products containing toxic ingredients. 5. Based on official toxic chemical databases from the U.S., Canada, EU, Japan, and more. 6. Alerts for thousands of known and suspected carcinogens (may cause cancer), hormone disruptors (endocrine disruption), reproduction toxicants (may harm fertility), developmental toxicants (may cause birth defects and other harm to the developing child), allergens, and other banned or restricted ingredients. 7. Free, unbiased, and ad-free, funded by donations. 8. Privacy-focused – no collection of personal user information. Shop smarter and healthier with Clearya, the app that empowers you to make informed choices and avoid harmful chemicals in everyday products. Contact Us: We'd love to hear your feedback! Reach out at hello@clearya.com.

Dirty Dozen — EWG Pesticide Guide Quickly check which fruits and vegetables have the most — and least — pesticide residues, based on the Environmental Working Group's 2026 Shopper's Guide to Pesticides in Produce. All 47 ranked items at your fingertips: • Clean Fifteen — the produce with the lowest pesticide levels • Middle Twenty — moderate pesticide levels • Dirty Dozen — the most contaminated produce Features: • Search instantly by name while you shop • Filter by category to see only Clean, Middle, or Dirty items • Color-coded cards make it easy to spot what to buy organic • Works offline — no internet required • Simple, fast, and distraction-free How to use it: Open the app at the grocery store. Search for whatever produce you're looking at. Green means you're good. Red means consider buying organic. Data sourced from EWG.org's annual Shopper's Guide to Pesticides in Produce™.