Where do safer pregnancy skincare alternatives and prices come from
Use the free tool — SkinSafeMom
What SkinSafeMom Actually Does
You paste the ingredient list from your face cream, serum or sunscreen. The tool checks that list against what ACOG and the FDA say to avoid or ask about during pregnancy. It does not tell you to stop using anything. It is not medical advice.
How the Safer Alternatives Are Chosen
Once your ingredients are checked, the tool shows safer options next to them. Each option comes with:
- Price
- Ship time
- Sources behind the suggestion
Showing the sources means you can see where the information comes from, rather than just taking a recommendation on faith.
Where the Prices Come From
The comparison lists a price and ship time for each safer option so you can compare side by side. Prices and availability can change. It is worth double-checking the current price and availability directly with the seller before you buy anything.
What Is Not Confirmed
The tool's description does not say whether the ingredient lists you paste are saved or stored anywhere. Beyond "free, no login," there is no further detail available on that point. If this matters to you, confirm directly with SkinSafeMom.
Limits You Should Know
- This is not a substitute for asking your doctor or OB.
- It shows what ACOG and the FDA flag — it does not diagnose or guarantee safety for you personally.
- Always confirm any change to your skincare routine with a healthcare professional before you act on it.
What to Do Next
Paste your own product's ingredient list into the free tool. It reads your actual ingredients and your actual product — not a generic example — and shows you what ACOG and the FDA flag, along with safer options, prices, ship times and sources to compare. No login is needed. Then take what you find to your doctor before making any changes.