Saga vs Batchpass

The application is a comprehensive tool designed to assist athletes and coaches in the meticulous planning, execution, and analysis of blood lactate testing protocols specifically for running and cycling activities. Its core objective is to streamline the process of determining an athlete's lactate inflection point (LIP) or lactate threshold, a critical indicator of endurance performance and metabolic efficiency.

Scan a supplement — see if it's certified. BatchPass checks dietary supplements against seven recognised third-party certification programmes: Informed Sport, Informed Choice, Kölner Liste, NZVT, NSF Certified for Sport, HASTA and BSCG. • Scan the barcode — or photograph the label and let AI identify the product • See status per programme, with source dates and direct links to each programme's own listing • Check batch/lot numbers against programme batch data • Get recall alerts from official food-safety sources BatchPass Pro adds: • Unlimited scans • A scan archive with PDF export for documentation • My stack: track the supplements you take and see combined daily doses per nutrient across products, compared with official upper intake levels Honest by design: the programmes don't recognise each other, so BatchPass never shows a single combined checkmark — always status per programme. Absence from a list means "not tested under that programme", not "contaminated". BatchPass is not medical advice. No accounts. No ads. No tracking. Data hosted in the EU. Privacy policy: https://batchpass.eu/privacy.html Terms of use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/