About SafeMama
About SafeMama
SafeMama helps expecting parents review everyday product labels during pregnancy. It is an educational app and website, not a medical provider or substitute for professional care.
Our mission
SafeMama exists to help expecting parents make better-informed decisions about products they use every day. Pregnancy guidance can be scattered, contradictory, or buried in medical literature, so SafeMama organizes label checks into plain-language educational summaries.
The goal is not to replace a clinician. The goal is to make ingredient names, product categories, and source-backed cautions easier to understand before a conversation with an obstetrician, midwife, pharmacist, dietitian, or qualified clinician.
How SafeMama analyzes labels
When a user scans or searches a product, SafeMama helps identify product ingredients, active ingredients, and relevant category context. The explanation is then grounded against public pregnancy-safety guidance and product-label information where available.
- Identify the product, label, barcode, or ingredient.
- Review the ingredient or product category against published pregnancy-safety guidance.
- Explain what to check, what may need caution, and when to ask a clinician or pharmacist.
Sources and editorial standards
SafeMama prioritizes authority and primary sources over blogs or unsupported claims. Common references include FDA, NHS, CDC, ACOG, MotherToBaby, LactMed when breastfeeding is relevant, national health agencies, product labels, and clinical references where appropriate.
More detail is available in the SafeMama Editorial Policy.
What SafeMama is not
- SafeMama is not a medical device.
- SafeMama is not a source of diagnosis, prescription dosing, emergency triage, or treatment plans.
- SafeMama is not a replacement for prenatal care, pharmacy advice, or individualized clinical guidance.
- SafeMama does not claim fake awards, fabricated reviews, invented endorsements, or clinical certification.
Privacy and data
SafeMama does not sell personal information. Privacy details, data choices, and deletion instructions are covered in the Privacy Policy and Delete Account page.
Who SafeMama serves
SafeMama focuses on English-speaking pregnancy safety questions in higher-income and high-purchasing-power markets including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, UAE, New Zealand, Ireland, Singapore, Germany, Switzerland, Netherlands, the Nordics, and other markets where public English-language guidance is relevant. Final decisions should still follow local clinicians, pharmacists, and public-health guidance.
Contact SafeMama
Email contact@safemama.co for support, content corrections, privacy requests, or account help. For app help, include your device type, app version if available, and a short description of the issue.
Frequently asked questions
Is SafeMama a medical provider?
No. SafeMama is an educational pregnancy safety app and website. It helps organize product-label and ingredient questions, but it does not diagnose, prescribe, or replace professional care.
How does SafeMama choose sources?
SafeMama prioritizes authority and primary sources such as FDA, NHS, CDC, ACOG, MotherToBaby, LactMed, national health agencies, product labels, and clinical references where relevant.
Can SafeMama tell me whether a product is definitely safe?
No app can make a definitive personalized safety decision. Pregnancy safety depends on the exact product, dose or exposure, trimester, allergies, medical history, chronic conditions, and clinician guidance.