Paste the ingredient list off the box. SkinSafeMom flags the ingredients ACOG and the FDA say to avoid or ask about, then shows you what the alternatives cost and how fast they ship. Your OB gets the final word.
Side by side
Price band, our rubric score, shipping estimate and pregnancy flags for each. Every number links to its source; tap up to three to compare. how we score
| Select to compare | Product | Price band | Price | Quality | Safety | Transparency | Ships in | Flags |
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Pick up to 3 to compare side by side
Ask
The flags appear as you type, before anything is sent. Then ask a question — "which of these is fine for a dry face?" — and get a plain answer built only from the table above.
Your comparison and flags, in your inbox. Nothing else, ever.
Why this exists
Topical retinoids and hydroquinone are the two ingredients ACOG tells pregnant patients to avoid; several others depend on strength and use. None of that is on the label.
How it works
From the box or the brand's site. The checker runs in your browser — nothing is sent until you ask a question.
Each flag says why, at what level (avoid / caution / note), and links to ACOG, FDA or MotherToBaby.
Tick up to three products. Price band, our score, ship time and flags side by side — then one tap to check the price on Amazon.
Where the product's typical price band sits against the others in the same table. 5 = cheapest quartile. Relative, not a judgement of worth.
Materials, warranty and return window as published by the brand. Each is linked. We do not read or invent customer reviews.
Skincare: ingredient list checked against the linked ACOG / FDA rules. Kids: CPSC rules. Sports: certification marks. 5 = no flags.
Does the brand publish the full ingredient list, country of origin and a returns policy you can find in one click? One point each.
Plans
The table and the checker are free and stay free. Pay once for unlimited answers and a printable shopping list you can take to the store or to your doctor.
Unlimited questions for 30 days and a printable list built from your answers.
For a pregnancy, a season, or a growing kid: the tool stays unlocked while you need it.
All prices in USD. Payments are handled by Stripe; we never see your card. A paid plan unlocks the full version on the device you paid from — keep the Stripe receipt to re-activate elsewhere.
Common questions
No. SkinSafeMom only shows which ingredients ACOG and the FDA list as ones to avoid or ask about during pregnancy — it doesn't tell you to stop anything. Always confirm any change with your doctor before you act on it.
You paste the ingredient list from your cream, serum or sunscreen, and the tool checks it against what ACOG and the FDA say to avoid or ask about in pregnancy. It then shows safer options next to it with price, ship time and sources so you can compare.
No — this is not medical advice. It's a way to see what ACOG and the FDA flag so you have better questions ready; you still need to check with your doctor or OB before deciding what's safe for you.
Yes, SkinSafeMom is free and there's no login needed. The tool's description doesn't say anything about saving or storing the ingredient lists you paste, so beyond 'free, no login' we can't tell you more than that.
The comparison shows safer alternatives side by side with their price, ship time and the sources behind them, so you can see where the information comes from. It's still worth double-checking current price and availability directly with the seller before you buy.
No. SkinSafeMom solo le muestra cuáles ingredientes menciona ACOG y la FDA como ingredientes que se deben evitar o preguntar durante el embarazo; no le dice que deje de usar nada. Siempre confirme cualquier cambio con su médico antes de actuar.
Usted pega la lista de ingredientes de su crema, sérum o protector solar, y la herramienta la compara con lo que ACOG y la FDA indican que se debe evitar o preguntar en el embarazo. Luego le muestra opciones más seguras al lado, con precio, tiempo de envío y fuentes, para que usted compare.
No — esto no es un consejo médico. Es una manera de ver lo que señalan ACOG y la FDA para que usted tenga mejores preguntas listas; aun así, debe consultar con su médico u obstetra antes de decidir qué es seguro para usted.
Sí, SkinSafeMom es gratis y no requiere iniciar sesión. La descripción de la herramienta no menciona si guarda o almacena las listas de ingredientes que usted pega, así que más allá de 'gratis, sin registro' no podemos confirmarle nada adicional.
La comparación le muestra alternativas más seguras junto con su precio, tiempo de envío y las fuentes en las que se basan, para que usted vea de dónde proviene la información. Aun así, conviene confirmar el precio y la disponibilidad actuales directamente con el vendedor antes de comprar.
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