Notes on reading a food label, what the numbers on a pack actually mean, and how the Filtizy score is built.
Six characters laser-marked on the piece, one official app, and about a minute. It is the only part of a gold purchase you can verify before you pay.
Where to find the HUID on a piece of gold jewellery, how to check it in the BIS CARE app, what each field that comes back actually tells you, and what to do when the code returns nothing or the wrong item.
Read the postA full reference for the symbols on a clothing care label - washtub, triangle, square, iron and circle - including the hand wash symbol, what the dots and bars mean, which symbols are not actually symbols, and which ones matter most in Indian weather.
Processed food means any food changed from the state it grew in - which covers atta, curd and roasted peanuts as well as cream biscuits. Here is the four-group classification researchers actually use, with Indian examples for each.
Every Filtizy score comes from a fixed list of factors, each with a published weight. Here is the full food profile, how a missing value is handled, and how to read a score of 72 without over-reading it.
What added sugar means on an Indian label, how it differs from total sugar, the fourteen names it hides behind, and a category-by-category table of where the daily budget actually goes.
Per 100 g versus per serve, added sugar versus total sugar, sodium versus salt, and the ingredients line that tells you more than the whole panel. A practical reading order for Indian packaged food.
How to build a genuinely effective routine on a small budget in India - what to spend on, what to buy cheap, what to skip entirely, and how to upgrade one step at a time.
What Filtizy publishes about its scoring, how affiliate links affect ranking (they do not), the data we cannot verify, and the exact way to report a product whose numbers are wrong.
What melatonin does and the dose that works, the evidence for magnesium and other sleep ingredients, when sleep trouble needs a doctor, and the habits that outperform the whole aisle.
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