Supplement Ingredients Auditor
Evidence-based breakdown of every ingredient in your supplement. Green, yellow or red — no marketing, just science.
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This page collects everything you can try for free on Kibbo before deciding what's worth paying for. It's a plain answer to a common search: which free consumer protection tools and free legal templates are actually useful, not just locked demos? Every AI analyzer here gives you three real analyses a day — paste a supplement label, a contract, or a suspicious message and get an instant, evidence-based breakdown, no sign-up. There's a genuinely free legal template to download and keep, and our letter generators let you preview the opening of a finished, ready-to-send document before you decide whether the full version is worth $4.60. Nothing here expires or nags you to upgrade. Explore what's genuinely helpful first, then only pay for the pieces that earn it.
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Evidence-based breakdown of every ingredient in your supplement. Green, yellow or red — no marketing, just science.
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Paste a contract or T&Cs and get a plain-English breakdown of unfair clauses, auto-renewal traps and cancellation dark patterns.
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Paste a suspicious email, text or link and get an instant AI verdict — phishing, suspicious or legitimate — with the warning signs.
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Upload an employment contract PDF and get a plain-English breakdown of non-compete scope, missing severance terms, probation length and other clauses worth a closer look.
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Paste an Ethereum wallet address and see its real on-chain token approvals — unlimited vs capped, how old, and which combine unlimited access with an unfamiliar or dormant contract. Ethereum mainnet only.
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Paste a crypto investment pitch, message or URL and get an itemized list of fraud patterns detected — guaranteed returns, pig-butchering, Telegram redirects, and more.
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Paste or upload a course, academy, bootcamp or training provider enrollment contract and get a plain-English risk breakdown — lock-in period, linked financing, refund policy, cancellation terms, arbitration and jurisdiction clauses.
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Paste a course, academy or bootcamp landing page URL or text and get an itemized list of misleading marketing patterns detected — unverified job guarantees, unsourced salary claims, vague accreditation claims, and more.
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Paste, upload, or photograph a medical bill and get an itemized list of charges worth double-checking — duplicate charges, unusual quantities, vague fees, mismatched totals, and possible disguised duplicates.
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Templates
Track your supplements for 30 days and see if they're actually doing anything. Free download, no catch.
Twenty fast checks to run before you hand card details to an online store you've never used.
A step-by-step recovery checklist and contact directory for identity theft victims in the US and UK.
A 30-point annual checklist to clean up old accounts, app permissions, privacy settings, and passwords.
A setup checklist to secure smart speakers, cameras, and TVs before connecting them to your home network.
A mechanical inspection and financial safety checklist to avoid scams when buying a used car online.
A dated record of exactly what you told a restaurant about your allergy — and what staff confirmed back.
Document a suspected food poisoning incident properly, before the details go fuzzy.
A chronological record of every conversation with a restaurant about your complaint — so nothing "agreed" gets forgotten.
Compare what you ordered against what you were charged, and flag the discrepancy before you dispute it.
Document what was promised, what was charged, and the cancellation terms — before you ask for your deposit back.
Document exactly what went wrong with a delivery order — with the evidence a platform's support team actually asks for.
Track every delivery refund or credit you're owed across every platform, so nothing quietly expires unclaimed.
Log a problem with a packaged food product with the batch details a manufacturer or regulator actually needs.
Check whether a product you bought is under an active recall, and log what you did about it.
Track every meal-kit or food subscription and its renewal date, so you stop paying for boxes you didn't want.
Document a hotel dining, room service, or minibar problem — what happened, what was promised, and what you were charged.
Compare your folio against what you actually consumed, and build the evidence to dispute an overcharge.
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A formal demand to the retailer for a lost or damaged parcel, citing the Consumer Rights Act 2015 (UK) or state law (US), with a 48-hour deadline.
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A firm demand covering both a deposit not returned at all and a deposit returned with disputed deductions — US, UK, EU, or Australia.
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A formal FCRA Section 611 dispute letter to Experian, Equifax or TransUnion demanding a reinvestigation of an inaccurate item (US).
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A formal FDCPA Section 805(c) cease-and-desist letter to a debt collection agency demanding they stop contacting you (US).
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A formal complaint to your State AG's Consumer Protection Division against a business for unfair or deceptive practices (US).
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A formal written repair/habitability notice — the urgency you specify, prior notice referenced if you already raised it, a documented paper trail.
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A firm, unambiguous letter for a landlord who changed the locks, removed belongings, or cut utilities without a court order.
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A formal refund demand for a rental scam, plus a factual, payment-method-specific checklist of where to actually report it.
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Challenge a clause before you sign, or put a landlord on notice that a clause you already signed may be unenforceable.
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For landlords/property managers — a formal lease violation notice with a cure-period reminder.
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A factual complaint narrative ready to paste into the FCC Consumer Complaint Center, putting your phone, internet or TV provider on a 30-day clock to respond (US).
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A factual wage complaint narrative for the Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Division — unpaid overtime, off-the-clock work, or illegal tip deductions under the FLSA (US).
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A firm demand asserting a major failure under the Australian Consumer Law — where you, not the retailer, choose between a refund and a replacement (AU).
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An ePayments Code dispute letter for a genuinely unauthorised transaction — stolen card or hacked account — where the burden of proof sits with the bank, not you (AU).
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A firm letter demanding telco/ISP cancellation without an early termination fee — citing provider breach — and flagging a Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) complaint (AU).
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A realistic, ACL-grounded complaint letter for a flight delay, cancellation, or baggage issue — framed as a claim, not an EU261-style automatic payout, asking for a refund over a voucher where warranted (AU).
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A firm Notice to Remedy / Urgent Repairs letter to your landlord or agent — the right deadline for an urgent or non-urgent repair, rent kept paid in full, and a clear path to your state tribunal (NCAT/VCAT/QCAT) if ignored (AU).
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A firm privacy complaint letter under the Privacy Act 1988, citing the relevant Australian Privacy Principle — the required first step (≈30 days) before you can escalate to the OAIC (AU).
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A formal 14-day right-of-withdrawal notice under Directive 2011/83/EU for a distance purchase — no reason required, no cancellation fee (EU).
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A formal legal-guarantee (conformity) demand under Directive (EU) 2019/771 — the seller, not the manufacturer, is responsible, 2-year EU minimum (EU).
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A firm EU261 claim under Regulation (EC) No 261/2004 — the correct €250–600 tier by distance, duty-of-care expenses, and the extraordinary-circumstances argument handled properly (EU).
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A formal Montreal Convention claim for lost, delayed or damaged luggage — the 1,519 SDR cap, the 7-day and 21-day deadlines, and reimbursement of demonstrated value (EU).
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A formal rail delay claim under Regulation (EU) 2021/782 — the 25%/50% refund tiers, duty of care even in force majeure, and rerouting for missed connections (EU).
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A firm complaint under the Package Travel Directive (EU) 2015/2302 — organiser liability for the whole package, full refund on significant changes, and insolvency protection (EU).
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A firm, professional complaint letter to a healthcare provider — clinic, hospital, or doctor — stating what happened and the outcome you want.
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A formal written request for access to your own medical records, in the format and timeframe you specify.
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A firm, scenario-branched letter covering both an incorrect or unexpected medical bill and a refund after cancelling a service.
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A formal appeal for a denied insurance claim, directly countering the insurer's stated reason for denial point by point.
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A formal complaint for a defective, unsafe, or misdescribed medical product or device, with the resolution you're requesting.
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A polite, specific pre-decision request for pricing, credentials, or policy details from a healthcare provider before you commit.
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Checklists
Verify the vehicle's history and protect yourself financially before you hand over any money.
Verify a store you don't know is real, and protect your payment before you buy.
Spot auto-renewal traps, cancellation terms and hidden fees before you sign.
Check the evidence for the active ingredient and check for safety before you spend.
Verify a new payee and spot the signs of an authorised push payment scam.
Work out whether an unauthorised EU payment was properly authenticated under PSD2 — the two-factor SCA test, the €50 cap on losses before you reported it, and zero liability after.
Confirm your bank or credit union is genuinely insured, calculate your real coverage across account categories, and act if you're over the limit.
Check fees, deposit protection, terms, and privacy before you open a bank account — not after.
What to do immediately, what to document, and how to follow up in writing after unauthorized card or account activity.
Confirm you have a valid dispute, try the merchant first, and gather the right evidence before you file.
Review every line, catch unwanted subscriptions, and spot interest or fee errors before they add up.
Check the real cost, payment terms, penalties, and cancellation rights before you sign.
Verify a debt collector's claim, spot red flags, and gather documentation before you pay or respond.
Pull your full report, spot common error types, and gather evidence before you file a dispute.
Verify the recipient, understand the full cost, and spot the red flags before you send.
Verify the listing is genuine and know the cancellation terms before you pay.
Check your state's shutoff protections, confirm your notice, request a payment plan, and escalate to your state Public Utilities Commission.
Test a faulty product against the 5 legal tests for a "major failure" under the Australian Consumer Law, and assert the refund or replacement you're entitled to.
Work out whether bank fraud is a genuinely unauthorised transaction (covered by the ePayments Code) or a scam you authorised (currently not), then take the right first steps.
Check whether you have grounds to cancel an Australian telco/internet contract fee-free, build the paper trail, and escalate to the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman.
What to document at the airport, which receipts to keep, and what you can realistically claim after an Australian flight delay, cancellation, or lost bag.
The photos and evidence to gather before you hand back the keys, what a landlord legally can't deduct, and how the bond process differs by state (NSW/VIC/QLD vs WA).
Which agency to use — Product Safety Australia (ACCC) vs the TGA — the details to record before you bin the packaging, and what a safety report can and can't do.
Check ingredients, dosage, allergens, warnings, and label claims before you take a supplement.
Spot miracle-cure language, unrealistic results, fake authority, and manipulative sales tactics before you buy.
Check seller legitimacy, the listing, subscription traps, and the return policy before you buy online.
Work out the right path — an OAIC complaint, a Google search-results removal, or the eSafety Commissioner — what each can and can't do, and the steps for each.
File with your own country's DPA (never the company's), and check whether a GDPR deadline is genuinely overdue once you account for a valid one-month extension notice.
Check what to share before you sign up, what to change at account creation, and the ongoing habits that keep your privacy settings from drifting back open.
Find where your personal information is listed, submit removal requests the right way, and track them until the listings actually come down.
Find the AI/ML training opt-out settings that actually exist across the platforms you use, and submit requests where no global setting does the job.
The first 24 hours after a breach notification, what to do if financial data or login credentials were involved, and what to document for follow-up.
Review which apps have location, microphone, and camera access, and revoke what they don't actually need to function.
Search yourself, check what your social accounts expose publicly, and decide what's actually worth acting on.
Spot a fraudulent institution, bootcamp, or credential program — diploma mills, fake job guarantees, RPL fraud, and payment red flags.
General due diligence before you pay for any course — accreditation, refund terms, financing, reviews, and what you're actually buying.
Before you request a refund, building your case, submitting it properly, and what to do if it's declined.
Verify a school's official visa-sponsorship registration yourself — CRICOS, Sponsor Licence, SEVP — before you commit.
What you're actually signing — traditional loan, private loan, or Income Share Agreement — total cost, and what happens if things go wrong.
A deep-dive on what a bootcamp's "job guarantee" actually means, the real remedy if it isn't met, and how to check the outcome statistics.
Tell a real EU geo-blocking violation from a legal price/VAT difference or shipping refusal before you complain — and document it properly if it is one.
Document a faulty app, game, software or streaming service, and know the EU rights that still apply after the 14-day withdrawal window closes.
Work out your EU261 compensation tier before you claim — delay vs cancellation, whether the cause exempts the airline, and what to document.
Report on the spot, know the organiser is liable for the whole package, and understand the insolvency protection that covers repatriation and refunds.
Report a new hazard to the Safety Gate, check the database for an existing recall, or verify a CE mark the right way — request the Declaration of Conformity, not the letter-spacing myth.
Red flags to spot a fake job offer before you respond, and exactly what to do once you've identified one.
When it's actually legitimate for an employer to ask for your SSN, and what to do if you've already shared it too early.
Core terms to verify and restrictive clauses to read carefully, with UK-specific notes on written statements and notice periods.
UK DBS check levels explained, your rights if something comes back incorrect, and red flags to watch for.
The exact wording to check — duration, geographic scope, restricted activity — and whether separate compensation was offered.
Track your real take-home pay after platform fees and expenses, and why your worker classification matters.
Verify a recruitment or relocation agency is legitimate before sharing your CV, ID, or financial details.
Your EU/UK privacy rights during a job application, after a rejection, and if your CV was shared without consent.
What to confirm before and during an unpaid trial shift, and what to do if it should have been paid.
Signs you may actually be misclassified as an independent contractor, and why classification matters.
Verify a crypto exchange's licensing, reserves, reputation and withdrawal terms before you deposit — not after.
Guaranteed returns, pig-butchering relationship scams, AI deepfakes, and technical red flags to check before you send anything.
Securing crypto you already hold — hardware wallets, seed phrase storage, phishing and permission risks, and backup practices.
Get exchange identity verification right the first time, and what to do if you're rejected without a clear reason.
What to do the moment an exchange or bank freezes your account — evidence to gather, escalation steps, and tracking timelines.
The records to keep year-round for crypto taxes, with US, UK and Australia country-specific notes.
Before you escalate a parcel complaint to an ombudsman — prerequisites, distinguishing a carrier dispute from a retailer dispute, and what evidence to prepare.
What makes a customs, import VAT, or handling fee legitimate — and what to check before you pay or dispute a surprise charge.
Confirm a parcel is genuinely lost before you declare it — tracking history, waiting periods, customs holds, and what to rule out first.
Protect yourself when sending a return — proof of drop-off, tracking to delivery, and what to do if the seller claims they never received it.
Signature-on-delivery, insurance limits, inspecting on arrival, and what to document before and after an expensive delivery.
Pickup codes, missed pickup windows, and what to do if a locker or store shows "collected" but you never picked it up.
Verify the listing is real, verify the landlord or agent, insist on seeing the property, and never pay with an irreversible method.
Room-by-room photo and video documentation, testing appliances and fixtures, and getting the condition report signed off before you unpack.
Notice requirements, cleaning, final photo and video documentation matched against your move-in report, and a proper handover.
Document the issue, notify the landlord in writing, build your evidence file, and know your options if it's not fixed.
Confirm repair-and-deduct is actually legal where you rent, that the issue qualifies, and that you've given proper notice before spending any money.
Basic contract integrity, deposit and fee clauses, unusual or unenforceable clauses, and what to check before you sign.
Gather your baseline comparison, challenge each deduction individually, organize your documents, and prepare to escalate.
What to do the moment you're notified of a damage claim, how to pull your own evidence, and how to evaluate whether the host's claim holds up.
Verify licensing and credentials, check reputation, get pricing and policies in writing, and know the red flags to watch for.
Verify the seller, check regulatory status and safety recalls, get warranty terms in writing, and know the red flags before you buy.
Verify the pharmacy is licensed, check prescription requirements, watch for pricing red flags, and know the signs of fraud.
Check the real price, auto-renewal terms, commitment, and what's actually included before you subscribe.
Track a free trial's conversion date, confirm the cancellation method in advance, and cancel with proof.
Cancel the right way — the correct method, written confirmation, and checking it actually took effect.
Identify a charge you don't recognize and work out whether it's a forgotten trial, a family member's purchase, or genuine fraud.
Charged after a confirmed cancellation? Confirm your cancellation, document the charge, and get it refunded.
Check the notice you received, confirm the numbers, and know your cancellation rights before it takes effect.
Check your eligibility, gather your evidence, and make a specific, well-supported refund request.
Check the total cost, renewal terms, exit penalties, and what's actually included before you sign.
Gather your evidence, document the impact, and define what you want before you send a complaint.
Check for taxes, shipping, and pre-selected add-ons before checkout, then compare the final total against what you were shown.
Vet a marketplace seller's track record, listing, and purchase protections before you buy — not after something goes wrong.
Find the seller's actual return policy, the real cost of returning an item, and the red flags to watch for before you buy.
Tell a genuine discount from an inflated "was" price, a fake countdown timer, or manufactured urgency before you buy.
Estimate the real total cost of buying from an international seller before checkout — duties, taxes, and courier handling fees included.
Verify a contractor's license, insurance, track record, and legal standing before you hire them.
Check the timeline, payment terms, materials, warranties, and change-order process before you sign.
Walk through a finished renovation room by room before you sign off.
Check which permits your renovation project actually needs before work starts.
Verify the work is actually done before you pay a contractor.
Request the right agency, describe records specifically, and track a public records request through to a response.
Confirm the deadline, gather your evidence, and check the process before you file an appeal against a government decision.
Understand exactly why your benefits claim was denied, verify the evidence, and check your appeal rights.
Check a government website's visual display, navigation, forms, and alternative access before you rely on it.
Document the failure, try the official recovery process, and know what to do next if you're locked out of a government ID account.
Establish the timeline, check the legal deadline, and know your options when a government agency is taking too long to respond.
Build the habit of saving documents, digital records, and communications from day one, before you know if you'll need to complain.
Check the real price, contract length, coverage, and cancellation terms before you sign up for broadband or mobile.
Document an outage or slow speed properly, run the right diagnostics, and build the case before you escalate.
Prove a coverage or signal problem with evidence, not just frustration, before you complain or cancel.
Compare your bill against your contract, spot the common overcharge patterns, and build a dispute with the numbers to back it up.
Cancel broadband or mobile the right way — fees, notice period, equipment return, and proof it actually took effect.
Check your energy or water bill against your tariff and past bills to catch an error before you pay it.
Work out whether a shockingly high bill is a real usage spike, an estimate, a meter fault, or a billing error.
Take and submit an accurate meter reading, with the proof to back it up if your supplier disputes it.
Calculate the real annual cost of a tariff — not just the headline price — before you switch.
Document a supply, billing, or service failure properly and know when you're owed automatic compensation.
Close or switch a utility account cleanly — final reading, final bill, deposit refund, and no lingering charges.
Check the parties, price, duration, cancellation terms, and liability before you put your name to anything binding.
Spot unilateral control clauses, renewal lock-in traps, disproportionate penalties, and liability limitations before you sign.
Identify what matters most, decide your walk-away point, and confirm every agreed change gets put in writing.
Cancel or terminate a contract the right way: the right method, the right notice period, and proof it was received.
Identify the breach, gather evidence, document the harm, and check for a cure opportunity before you act.
Review a contract amendment before you sign: what's changing, what stays the same, and who actually has authority to sign.
Confirm you're filing in the right court, gather your documentation, and prepare everything before filing a small claims case.
Build the habit of keeping the right contract, financial, communication, and physical evidence from day one.
Check documentation, history, mileage, mechanical condition, and take a proper test drive before you buy.
Spot pressure tactics, history and documentation gaps, payment red flags, and inspection resistance before you buy.
Verify a vehicle's VIN, ownership, mileage, accident and salvage history, recalls, and financial status.
Check the total price, financing terms, warranty, and add-ons before you sign a dealership purchase agreement.
Get a written quote and authorization before a repair, track scope changes, and verify the invoice and warranty afterward.
Confirm coverage, maintenance compliance, and document the defect properly before submitting a claim.
Document a vehicle accident properly: scene photos, driver and vehicle details, witnesses, and insurance information.
Gather policy details, the incident timeline, and the documentation you need before filing a claim.
Check your coverage limits, deductible, exclusions, and waiting periods before assuming a loss is covered.
Build the visual, financial, and communications evidence behind a claim before the insurer asks for it.
Check the insurer's stated reasons and cited clauses, and decide whether to appeal or escalate a denial.
Track every contact with your insurer, monitor deadlines, and confirm the right escalation target.
Document every damaged or lost item's value, ownership, and current condition for your claim.
Identify the at-fault party, document the incident, and build your evidence before claiming against their insurer.
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