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What the results mean
Results are based on available ingredient data and should not be treated as certification.
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Jain-friendly
No obvious meat, egg, onion, garlic, or root-vegetable concern found in available data.
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Jain-restricted
Contains ingredients restricted in your current mode: root vegetables, onion/garlic, or in stricter modes: honey, fermented ingredients, and leafy greens.
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Uncertain
Contains ingredients like mono- and diglycerides, natural flavors, or enzymes whose source (plant vs. animal) is not declared. Verify with the manufacturer if unsure.
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Animal-derived ingredient
Contains meat, fish, gelatin, carmine (E120), shellac (E904), or other clearly non-Jain animal-derived ingredients.
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Not enough data
We hold this product but the ingredient evidence will not support a verdict either way. It is not a pass and not a fail: read the label directly.
How sure is the verdict?
Every verdict also carries a confidence level. Confidence describes the evidence, not the food: a Jain-friendly verdict can still be low confidence if the ingredient data behind it was thin.
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High confidence
A full ingredient list was available and every ingredient was recognised.
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Medium confidence
An ingredient list was available, but some entries could not be matched exactly.
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Low confidence
Little usable ingredient data was available. Treat the verdict as a starting point and read the label.
How Jaini decides
- Checks available ingredient text and product metadata from multiple food databases
- Flags ingredients commonly avoided in Jain diets (meat, fish, eggs, onion, garlic, root vegetables)
- Marks unclear or ambiguous ingredients for manual verification
- Cannot guarantee manufacturer accuracy. Formulations can change at any time.
- The verdict depends on your selected mode: tap the mode pills above to switch between Everyday Jain, Temple, Paryushan, and Greens+ standards. Learn what each mode means →