Portfolio Brand & Service Audit

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Choose Yes if you own or use an item, No if you do not, or Not sure if you want to check. A single Yes confirms a connection to that company. If every applicable item is No, the company is marked None Identified.

Quantity counters can suggest remaining cards as No, but nothing changes until you confirm. A supplier-derived Yes means a public company helped make something you own, not that you bought from it directly. Fund shares themselves are not audited as consumer products.

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1. Audit scope

Define which kinds of direct use should count before narrowing individual product families.

2. Applicability and exposure

These filters handle broad circumstances that can make entire sets of questions irrelevant.

3. Product relevance

Select No only when the entire description is false. Not sure keeps the related products visible.

Home, health and personal use Household products, wellness, food, drink and regulated consumer purchases. 40 filters

Do you use an air purifier?

Includes portable, room, whole-home, or workplace air-cleaning appliances you knowingly use.

Air-purifier relevance not specified.

Do you use a water purifier or filter system?

Includes countertop, under-sink, reverse-osmosis, dispenser, or installed drinking-water purification.

Water-purifier relevance not specified.

Do you use a bidet or bidet toilet seat?

Includes standalone bidets, electronic bidet seats, washlets, and similar personal-hygiene fixtures.

Bidet relevance not specified.

Do you use a gym membership, fitness club, or fitness app?

Includes paid or free club access and apps used for workouts or membership management.

Fitness relevance not specified.

Do you buy bottled water or use a bottled-water delivery service?

Includes bottled-water brands, refill services, dispensers, and home or workplace water delivery.

Bottled-water relevance not specified.

Have you eaten at or ordered from Wendy’s?

Includes food, drinks, delivery, app orders, Rewards use, and Wendy’s gift cards.

Wendy’s relevance not specified.

Have you ever bought food or used an app, rewards account, gift card, catering, or merchandise from Jersey Mike’s?

Choose Yes if you have eaten there, ordered pickup or delivery, used MyMike’s or Shore Points, bought catering, used a gift card, or bought official Jersey Mike’s merchandise. Choose No only if none of those apply.

Jersey Mike’s relevance not specified.

Do you purchase or use regulated cannabis products or dispensary services?

Includes licensed dispensaries, medical or adult-use cannabis, pre-rolls, flower, vapes, edibles, and cannabis wellness products. Not sure keeps the questions visible.

Cannabis relevance not specified.

Do you use pocket lighters, candle or utility lighters, or dedicated smoking-accessory tools?

Includes BIC and Djeep pocket, EZ Reach, EZ Load, candle, grill, and multipurpose lighters, plus Toker Poker lighter sleeves, pokers, tampers, hemp-wick holders, and related tools.

Lighter and smoking-accessory relevance not specified.

Do you use any personal-care, grooming, hair-care, skin-care, cosmetic, supplement, hydration-mix, or first-aid products?

Includes the listed Unilever beauty, grooming and wellness brands plus Remington personal-care products. Select No when your existing Yes matches are the only products from this group that you use.

Other personal-care and wellness-product relevance not specified.

Do you use any household cleaning, laundry, furniture, pest-control, lawn-and-garden, surface-care, or small-appliance products?

Includes the listed household-care brands, La-Z-Boy family furniture, Spectrum Brands pest and surface products, and licensed kitchen appliances. Air purifiers and Remington grooming products are handled separately.

Other household and home-product relevance not specified.

Do you use any packaged food, snacks, candy, frozen desserts, or nonalcoholic drinks?

Includes cookies, crackers, bars, candy, condiments, ice cream, soft drinks, coffee, juice, dairy drinks, bottled water, sports drinks, and hydration beverages.

Packaged-food, snack, frozen-dessert, and beverage relevance not specified.

Do you use any packaged cookies, crackers, snack bars, candy, chocolate, or popcorn?

Includes Mondelēz cookies, crackers, nutrition bars, candy and chocolate products, plus AMC Perfectly Popcorn. Tang is handled with beverages.

Packaged-snack and sweets relevance not specified.

Do you use any ice cream, gelato, sorbet, or frozen-yogurt products?

Includes Ben & Jerry’s, Breyers, Carte D’Or, Cornetto, Klondike, Magnum, Talenti, Wall’s, and Yasso frozen desserts.

Frozen-dessert relevance not specified.

Do you use any nonalcoholic drinks, drink mixes, condiments, sauces, or packaged pantry foods?

Includes Coca-Cola beverages, coffee, juice, dairy drinks, sports and hydration drinks, Tang, Hellmann’s, Knorr, Maille, and Sir Kensington’s.

Beverage, condiment, and pantry-food relevance not specified.

Do you use any restaurant, grocery, shopping, membership, or gift-card services?

Includes McDonald’s food and ordering, Amazon shopping and Prime, Amazon Fresh, Whole Foods Market, Zappos, Woot, gift cards, private-label products, and Xfinity Membership.

Restaurant, grocery, shopping, membership, and gift-card relevance not specified.

Do you use any pet food, treats, supplies, grooming, aquarium products, retail, or care services?

Includes Petco retail and services, pet food and treats, grooming and cleanup products, litter equipment, aquarium products, training, veterinary care, pharmacy, insurance, and memberships.

Pet-care product and service relevance not specified.

Do you use any aquarium, fish-food, marine-tank, or aquatic-pet products?

Includes GloFish, Instant Ocean, Marineland, Omega One, and Tetra aquariums, filters, lighting, salt mixes, fish food, water conditioners, and related aquatic-care products.

Aquarium and fish-care product relevance not specified.

Do you buy packaged bread, buns, bagels, tortillas, snack cakes, crackers, cookies, or baking mixes?

Includes Nature’s Own, Dave’s Killer Bread, Canyon Bakehouse, Simple Mills, Wonder, Tastykake, Mrs. Freshley’s, Sunbeam, Merita, Captain John Derst’s, Evangeline Maid, European Bakers, Butternut, Mi Casa, Bunny Bread, HomePride, Papa Pita, Great Grains, Bubba’s, and direct Flowers Foods business services.

Flowers Foods relevance not specified.

Do you own or buy home furniture?

Includes La-Z-Boy, Joybird, England, Hammary, Kincaid, American Drew, La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries, and related design services.

La-Z-Boy family furniture relevance not specified.

Do you eat chips, pretzels, popcorn, dips, or other salty snacks?

Includes Lay’s, Doritos, Cheetos, Fritos, Ruffles, Tostitos, SunChips, Smartfood, PopCorners, Stacy’s, Rold Gold, Santitas, Chester’s, Cracker Jack, Munchies, Miss Vickie’s, Funyuns, Baken-Ets, Bare, Off The Eaten Path, Siete, Sabra, Obela, and Frito-Lay variety packs.

PepsiCo savory-snack and dip relevance not specified.

Do you eat cereal, oatmeal, granola, cookies, snack bars, rice, pasta, pancakes, or other pantry foods?

Includes Quaker, Cap’n Crunch, Life cereal, Pearl Milling Company, Rice-A-Roni, Pasta Roni, Near East, Gamesa families, Grandma’s, Mother’s, Health Warrior, Sonric’s, Toddy, and Toddynho.

PepsiCo cereal and pantry-food relevance not specified.

Do you drink soda, bottled water, or sparkling water, or use a home-carbonation machine?

Includes Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Mug, Starry, PepsiCo-market 7UP, Mirinda, Manzanita Sol, Kas, Stubborn Soda, SoBe, H2OH!, Paso de los Toros, Aquafina, LIFEWTR, Aqua Minerale, bubly, SodaStream, and poppi.

PepsiCo refreshment-beverage relevance not specified.

Do you drink sports, electrolyte, energy, protein, or other functional beverages?

Includes Gatorade, Propel, Evolve, Fast Twitch, Muscle Milk, AMP Energy, Adrenaline Rush, Rockstar, Sting Energy, and Yachak.

PepsiCo sports, energy, and nutrition relevance not specified.

Do you buy international or regional snack, food, dairy, cereal, or beverage brands?

Includes the separate international-brand cards such as Walkers, Kurkure, Sabritas, Smith’s, Duyvis, Chipsy, Simba, Sandora, J7, Ceres, Agusha, Chudo, Sasko, Spekko, White Star, and other named regional brands.

PepsiCo international and regional-brand relevance not specified.

Do you use partner beverages, rewards, online snack shopping, foodservice, fountains, or vending machines?

Includes qualifying Lipton/Brisk and Starbucks ready-to-drink products; licensed Ocean Spray, Dole, Dr Pepper, Crush, or Schweppes connections; Celsius, Alani Nu, and TBG distribution; Hard MTN Dew licensing; Snacks.com, Joy Rewards, PepsiCo Partners, and PepsiCo-operated business equipment or services.

PepsiCo partner, distribution, and direct-service relevance not specified.

Do you shop at a big-box store or warehouse club, or use its membership or delivery service?

Includes Walmart+, Sam’s Club, Costco membership and Kirkland Signature, Target Circle and Shipt, store purchases, delivery, pharmacy, payment and house-brand products.

Major-retailer and warehouse-club relevance not specified.

Do you shop at a home-improvement store or use its installation, rental, or professional services?

Includes stores, websites, apps, Husky, HDX, Kobalt, allen + roth, rentals, loyalty, installation, gift cards, credit and project services.

Home-improvement retail relevance not specified.

Do you buy coffee, drinks, or food from Starbucks or use Starbucks Rewards?

Includes cafés, the Starbucks app, gift cards, packaged coffee, K-Cups, Nespresso products and bottled or canned Starbucks beverages.

Starbucks relevance not specified.

Do you own Nike, Jordan, or Converse products or use Nike apps or services?

Includes footwear, apparel, equipment, the Nike App, SNKRS, Nike Run Club, Nike Training Club, membership and direct retail.

Nike-family relevance not specified.

Do you use everyday household, personal-care, baby, or over-the-counter health products?

Includes Tide, Dawn, Bounty, Charmin, Pampers, Always, Gillette, Pantene, Olay, Old Spice, Native, Crest, Oral-B, Vicks and related P&G brands.

P&G consumer-product relevance not specified.

Do you drink soda, juice, tea, bottled water, mixers, or energy drinks?

Includes Dr Pepper, 7UP, Canada Dry, A&W, Snapple, Mott’s, Bai, CORE, Hawaiian Punch, Yoo-hoo, and other KDP beverages.

Keurig Dr Pepper cold-beverage relevance not specified.

Do you drink coffee or use a coffee maker?

Includes Keurig brewers and services, K-Cup pods, Green Mountain Coffee, The Original Donut Shop, Tully’s, Van Houtte, Café Escapes, Barista Prima, and other audited KDP coffee products.

Keurig and KDP coffee relevance not specified.

Do you buy condiments, cheese, prepared meals, frozen foods, desserts, or drink mixes?

Includes Kraft, Heinz, Oscar Mayer, Lunchables, Philadelphia, Velveeta, Ore-Ida, Jell-O, Capri Sun, Kool-Aid, and other Kraft Heinz products.

Kraft Heinz relevance not specified.

Do you buy cereal, baking products, snacks, meal products, yogurt, or pet food?

Includes General Mills cereals, Pillsbury, Betty Crocker, Nature Valley, LÄRABAR, Chex Mix, Old El Paso, Progresso, Yoplait, Blue Buffalo, and related brands.

General Mills relevance not specified.

Do you use oral-care, soap, deodorant, cleaning, fabric-care, or pet-food products?

Includes Colgate, Tom’s of Maine, hello, Palmolive, Softsoap, Irish Spring, Speed Stick, Fabuloso, Suavitel, Hill’s pet food, and related products.

Colgate-Palmolive relevance not specified.

Do you use makeup, skin-care, hair-care, or fragrance products?

Includes Estée Lauder, Clinique, M·A·C, Bobbi Brown, La Mer, Jo Malone, Aveda, The Ordinary, Too Faced, and other ELC beauty brands.

Estée Lauder Companies relevance not specified.

Do you buy chocolate, candy, gum, mints, salty snacks, or protein bars?

Includes Hershey’s, Reese’s, KIT KAT, U.S. Cadbury, Jolly Rancher, Twizzlers, Ice Breakers, SkinnyPop, Pirate’s Booty, Dot’s, ONE, FULFIL, and related products.

Hershey relevance not specified.

Do you use household, laundry, sexual-health, testing, hair-care, oral-care, vitamin, cold-care, or acne-care products?

Includes ARM & HAMMER, OxiClean, Trojan, First Response, Batiste, Nair, AIM toothpaste, Waterpik, TheraBreath, vitafusion, Hero, Zicam, and related products.

Church & Dwight relevance not specified.

Media, connectivity and consumer technology Entertainment, streaming, cinema, audio, gaming hardware and communications services. 26 filters

Do you use speakers, soundbars, headphones, or home-audio equipment?

Includes personal, portable, television, multi-room, installed, and professional audio products.

Audio-product relevance not specified.

Do you use video games, gaming hardware, or gaming services?

Includes consoles, controllers, gaming subscriptions, cloud gaming, and game-specific software.

Gaming relevance not specified.

Do you watch, read, play, buy, or visit anything from Warner Bros. Discovery?

Includes HBO Max, HBO, Warner Bros., CNN, DC, Harry Potter, TLC, Discovery, HGTV, Food Network, Cartoon Network, Adult Swim, TNT, TBS, Warner Bros. Games, merchandise, and studio tours.

Warner Bros. Discovery relevance not specified.

Do you use a video-streaming service or streaming-media device?

Includes subscription streaming apps, dedicated streaming devices, and direct streaming memberships.

Streaming relevance not specified.

Do you go to AMC or ODEON theaters or use their memberships, food, gift cards, rentals, or other services?

Includes AMC Theatres, ODEON, AMC Stubs and Popcorn Pass, theater concessions and MacGuffins, gift cards and vouchers, movie merchandise, private rentals, group events, and AMC Investor Connect. Retail Perfectly Popcorn is handled by the packaged-food filters.

AMC and ODEON relevance not specified.

Do you visit movie theaters or cinemas?

Count tickets, memberships, or deliberate cinema visits—not merely watching films elsewhere.

Cinema relevance not specified.

Do you use gaming peripherals, gaming PCs, PC-building components, creator gear, mechanical keyboards, or sim-racing hardware?

Includes Corsair, Drop, Elgato, SCUF, Fanatec, ORIGIN PC, iCUE, headsets, keyboards, components and related products.

Corsair-family gear relevance not specified.

Do you use a cell-phone plan, home internet, prepaid phone service, or business telecom service?

Includes Verizon Wireless, Fios, Verizon Home Internet, Verizon Business, Visible, Tracfone, Straight Talk, Total Wireless, SafeLink, Simple Mobile, Walmart Family Mobile, and Verizon Prepaid.

Verizon-service relevance not specified.

Do you use any smartphones, tablets, computers, wearables, mixed-reality headsets, or consumer PC components?

Includes iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, Apple Vision Pro, Microsoft Surface, Amazon Fire tablets, Sony Xperia devices, Apple accessories, AMD Ryzen processors, and Radeon graphics products.

Personal-device and computing-hardware relevance not specified.

Do you use any Microsoft Windows operating systems, built-in apps, utilities, cloud services, or Windows programs?

Includes Windows, OneDrive, Copilot, Edge, PowerToys, Microsoft Store, Phone Link, Windows 365, Windows Insider, built-in apps, Windows Security, Windows Server or IoT, WSL, and Windows Terminal.

Windows software-and-service relevance not specified.

Do you use any digital-media, smart-home, television, imaging, e-reader, or connected consumer-technology products?

Includes digital music, podcasts and audiobooks; browsers, browser AI and privacy tools; books and news; app stores, cloud storage, device protection, merchandise stores, televisions, cameras, home-video products, Kindle, Ring, Blink, eero, Xfinity Home, car audio, and connected robots. Video streaming, gaming, audio hardware, personal devices, Windows software, Corsair gear, and Verizon services retain their own filters.

Digital-media and connected-consumer-technology relevance not specified.

Do you use any consumer processors, graphics, memory, connectivity, or electronics hardware?

Includes Intel Core and Arc, Snapdragon and Qualcomm connectivity, GeForce GPUs and drivers, Crucial and Micron consumer memory, and identifiable ASUS, Gigabyte, MediaTek, Realtek, E Ink, display, charger, or camera-lens hardware.

Consumer component and electronics-hardware relevance not specified.

Do you use Xfinity, NOW, or Sky internet, mobile, phone, Wi-Fi, or television service?

Includes Xfinity Internet and xFi, Xfinity Mobile, Xfinity Voice, NOW Internet, Mobile, TV or WiFi, and Sky broadband, mobile, phone, television, or related customer service.

Comcast and Sky connectivity-service relevance not specified.

Do you use any broadcast television, film-studio, theme-park, or official in-person entertainment services?

Includes NBC, Telemundo, Bravo, Universal films and theme parks, and official Netflix in-person experiences.

Broadcast, film, theme-park, and in-person entertainment relevance not specified.

Do you use Sonos products or services?

Includes Sonos speakers, soundbars, headphones, subwoofers, components, apps, radio, voice control, Trueplay, and professional products.

Sonos product and service relevance not specified.

Do you use Meta social, messaging, or creator apps?

Includes Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, WhatsApp, Threads, Messenger Kids, Edits, Facebook Marketplace, and Facebook Dating.

Meta social, messaging and creator-app relevance not specified.

Do you use Meta AI, paid verification, account tools, or avatars?

Includes Meta AI, Meta Verified, Meta Account, Accounts Center, Meta Avatars, and AI features inside Meta apps.

Meta AI, identity, subscription and avatar relevance not specified.

Do you use Meta Quest, Oculus, Horizon, or Meta Portal products or services?

Includes Quest headsets and accessories, Horizon Store, Horizon Worlds, Quest+, Quest Link, legacy Oculus products, and discontinued Portal devices still owned or used.

Meta Quest, Oculus, Horizon and Portal relevance not specified.

Do you use Meta smart glasses or wearable devices?

Includes Ray-Ban Meta, Oakley Meta, Meta Ray-Ban Display, Meta Neural Band, and related Meta wearable products.

Meta AI-glasses and wearable relevance not specified.

Do you use Meta business, advertising, commerce, payment, or developer tools?

Includes Ads Manager, Business Suite, WhatsApp Business, Shops, Meta Pay, developer APIs and SDKs, Horizon developer tools, Llama, React, Workplace and Spark AR.

Meta business, advertising, commerce and developer-tool relevance not specified.

Do you use Duolingo products or services?

Includes Duolingo language, Math, Music, and Chess courses; Super Duolingo; Duolingo Max; the Duolingo English Test; Duolingo for Schools; and Duolingo ABC.

Learning and education-service relevance not specified.

Do you use Google products or services?

Includes Search, Chrome, YouTube, Maps, Gmail, Android, Pixel, Nest, Fitbit, Gemini, Google Cloud, Google Ads, and related Google products.

Google-product and service relevance not specified.

Do you use Disney media, streaming, parks, travel, games, merchandise, or live experiences?

Includes Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, ESPN, ABC, FX, National Geographic, theme parks, Disney Cruise Line, Vacation Club and Disney Store products.

Disney-product and experience relevance not specified.

Do you use Microsoft productivity, communication, search, or AI tools?

Includes Microsoft 365, Office, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Outlook, Exchange, Teams, SharePoint, Loop, Planner, To Do, Forms, Lists, Whiteboard, Viva, Copilot, Bing, Start, MSN, and Rewards.

Microsoft productivity and communication relevance not specified.

Do you use Xbox products, Game Pass, or Microsoft-owned games?

Includes Xbox consoles and accessories, Xbox network and store services, Xbox Cloud Gaming, Minecraft, Activision Blizzard King, Bethesda/ZeniMax, Halo, Forza, and other Xbox Game Studios products.

Xbox and Microsoft-gaming relevance not specified.

Do you knowingly use a VR/AR headset, smartwatch, tracker, gaming handheld, phone, or charger advertised as using Snapdragon XR, Snapdragon Wear, Snapdragon G, or Qualcomm Quick Charge?

Count the Qualcomm technology only when you recognize or deliberately selected it; do not assume every compatible device uses it.

Snapdragon specialized-platform relevance not specified.

Work, utilities and specialized technology Professional platforms, medical technology, infrastructure and enterprise systems. 18 filters

Have you received or worked with implanted or procedural medical technology?

Count devices or procedures received as a patient, or products directly operated, maintained, purchased, supported, or trained on.

Medical-technology relevance not specified.

Have you directly used payment-processing, POS, tax-free-shopping, gift-card, or commerce-platform technology?

Count business, employee, donor, traveler, or administrator use—not merely paying a merchant whose backend uses the technology.

Commerce-technology relevance not specified.

Have you directly paid for or managed a water or wastewater utility account?

Count being the named customer, paying the provider, or directly managing the service; water included invisibly in rent is incidental.

Water-utility relevance not specified.

Have you directly bought, installed, maintained, specified, or worked with water or plumbing equipment?

Includes pumps, meters, valves, drainage, treatment systems, industrial purification, and water-infrastructure products.

Water-equipment relevance not specified.

Do you directly use Cisco networking, Webex, Duo, Splunk, or related enterprise IT tools?

Includes Cisco routers, switches, Meraki, Webex, security products, Splunk, ThousandEyes, AppDynamics, UCS, support, certifications, and training.

Cisco-tool relevance not specified.

Do you directly use any professional computing, cloud, developer, data-center, embedded, industrial AI, or enterprise technology?

Includes AWS, professional and server processors or GPUs, developer platforms, data-center hardware and networking, embedded or adaptive computing, robotics and automotive AI, professional Sony equipment, Comcast Business, and identifiable industrial memory or storage. Incidental workplace infrastructure does not count.

Professional and enterprise-technology relevance not specified.

Do you knowingly use or work with any Taiwan-listed semiconductor, electronics-manufacturing, display, power, cooling, networking, or component products?

Includes the specialist Taiwan technology supply-chain section. Count only named products, components, manufacturing services, or professional relationships you knowingly selected or used—not unidentified parts inside another device. Individual supplier cards stay behind a review control unless you search or filter for them.

Taiwan semiconductor and electronics relevance not specified.

Do you directly use any electricity, renewable-power, fuel, energy-logistics, or generation services?

Includes retail electricity and gas plans, renewable generation, battery storage, fuel stations, LPG and biomethane, loyalty programs, liquid-bulk storage, waterway logistics, and wholesale or nuclear generation.

Energy, fuel, and generation-service relevance not specified.

Do you directly use any defense, aerospace, military, public-safety, maritime, space, or mission systems?

Includes aircraft and engines, missiles and propulsion, naval systems, satellites, tactical and public-safety communications, sensors, night vision, cyber, AI, mission software, sustainment, and related training or support.

Defense, aerospace, public-safety, and mission-system relevance not specified.

Do you directly use any international financial, industrial, materials, transport, telecom, health, or consumer services?

Includes Taiwan-listed banks and insurers, industrial automation and manufacturing, chemicals and construction materials, airlines and shipping, telecommunications, biopharmaceuticals, food, retail, and automotive services.

International industrial and specialized-service relevance not specified.

Do you own or use products or vehicles from the listed international brands?

Includes Samsung phones, televisions, appliances, computers and storage; Xiaomi, Redmi or POCO devices; ASRock computer hardware; and Hyundai, BYD or Mahindra vehicles.

Best-ETF consumer-device and vehicle relevance not specified.

Do you use any of the listed international apps, stores, games, or phone services?

Includes WeChat, Tencent Games, AliExpress, Taobao, Tmall, Meituan, Temu, Pinduoduo, JD.com, NetEase, Airtel, Jio, Reliance Retail, Alibaba Cloud, and clearly identified Naspers-linked consumer services.

Best-ETF app, shopping, gaming, and telecom relevance not specified.

Do you use any of the listed international banks, insurers, or financial services?

Count an account, card, loan, investment, payment service, or insurance policy with Nubank, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, China Construction Bank, ICBC, Bank of China, Ping An, Itaú, KB Financial, Shinhan, Fubon, CTBC, Al Rajhi Bank, Saudi National Bank, OTP Bank, or another listed company.

Best-ETF international financial-service relevance not specified.

Have you knowingly used or worked with any of the listed technology or component suppliers?

Includes TSMC, SK hynix, MediaTek, Foxconn or Hon Hai, Delta Electronics, ASE or SPIL, Samsung Electro-Mechanics, UMC, Elite Material, Unimicron, Accton or Edgecore, Infosys, Yageo or KEMET, and SK Square. Unidentified parts inside a finished device do not count.

Best-ETF component and business-technology relevance not specified.

Have you directly used or worked with any of the listed energy, mining, metals, or industrial companies?

Includes Aramco, Petrobras, Vale, AngloGold Ashanti, and Grupo México. Count a direct customer, employee, contractor, supplier, maintenance, investment-service, or professional relationship—not an unknown supplier behind ordinary gasoline, metal, or electricity.

Best-ETF energy, mining, metals, and industrial relevance not specified.

Do you use Microsoft business, cloud, developer, recruiting, or enterprise-security tools?

Includes Azure, GitHub, Visual Studio, LinkedIn, Dynamics 365, Power Platform, Entra, Intune, Sentinel, Purview, and Microsoft enterprise security products.

Microsoft cloud, business and developer relevance not specified.

Have you knowingly selected, operated, maintained, purchased, or developed with Intel Gaudi, Atom, edge or embedded processors, vPro, an Intel IPU, or OpenVINO?

These are specialized AI, business, edge and embedded technologies. Do not count unidentified Intel components inside equipment.

Intel AI, edge and embedded-platform relevance not specified.

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Calculated as Yes answers divided by applicable audited items for that ticker. Items filtered as not applicable are excluded. A tier remains provisional while answers are unfinished.

More than 0%–under 10%Confirmed Buyer

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25%–under 50%Confirmed Regular

50%–under 75%Confirmed Loyalist

75%–under 100%Confirmed Superfan

100%Confirmed Portfolio Completionist

Yes answers only from confirmed suppliersSupplier-Derived Only

Completed with zero Yes answersNone Identified

Unfinished with zero Yes answersIncomplete

Every item excluded by filtersNot Applicable

Coverage and methodology

This audit covers purchases and services used in the United States. Brand ownership can differ by country, especially for imported products, so check the manufacturer or parent company listed on the package when necessary.

Sources and exclusions

Unilever USA’s current brand directory and corporate disclosures.
Unilever’s 2025 U.S. financial statements for additional acquired businesses.
Unilever’s 2025 annual report and relevant 2026 transaction updates.
Former Unilever ice-cream brands are excluded following the December 2025 demerger.
Known divested brands are identified by the lookup tool but are not counted as current matches.
Crocs, Inc. investor materials identify Crocs and HEYDUDE as its two current brands.
Planet Fitness materials identify its Classic and PF Black Card® memberships and the PF App.
AMC coverage now separates current theatre visits, ODEON, AMC Stubs and Popcorn Pass, gift cards and vouchers, concessions and MacGuffins, retail popcorn, merchandise, private rentals and events, and AMC Investor Connect. The former AMC Entertainment Visa card is recognized but excluded because purchases ended in August 2025.
La-Z-Boy coverage follows its current corporate portfolio: La-Z-Boy, Joybird, England Furniture, Hammary, Kincaid, and American Drew.
Flowers Foods coverage follows its current official brand directory and 2025 Form 10-K. It includes 19 named brand families plus a direct business-services card for foodservice, private-label, vending, outlet, distributor, and contract-manufacturing relationships.
The Magnum Ice Cream Company section now adds current Popsicle and Good Humor families and broadens Wall’s to cover its named Heartbrand regional identities and sub-brands.
The Coca-Cola Company section uses current U.S. brand pages and 2026 corporate portfolio disclosures.
KO does not receive credit for independently owned bottlers’ unrelated brands or for brands it merely distributes, such as Monster Energy.
Petco’s current official pages identify its retail channels, Petco Perks memberships, grooming, training, Vetco services, and Petco-owned product labels.
Petco Love is an independent nonprofit and is not counted as a WOOF-owned consumer service.
L3Harris’s 2026 organization consists of Space & Mission Systems, Communications & Spectrum Dominance, and Missile Solutions.
The LHX section includes current L3Harris product families such as XL public-safety radios, Falcon tactical radios, night-vision systems, WESCAM sensors, maritime systems, space and weather systems, and Aerojet Rocketdyne propulsion.
Commercial flight training, flight-data analytics, and commercial avionics formerly under L3Harris are excluded because that business was sold in March 2025 and now operates as Acron Aviation.
SHLD is the Global X Defense Tech ETF, not an operating company. Its section audits direct connections to all 50 equity holdings listed by Global X on July 24, 2026.
SHLD holdings are subject to change; the ETF section should be refreshed when Global X publishes a materially different holdings file.
The housing filter marks only explicitly homeowner-only questions as not applicable. None of the current questions are homeowner-only, so selecting “Not a homeowner” presently excludes zero items.
Warner Bros. Discovery coverage follows WBD’s current official portfolio of television, film, streaming, news, games, animation, lifestyle, and consumer-experience brands. WBD is audited through separate consumer-facing cards instead of one catch-all TLC question.
TLC title matching includes My Strange Addiction and a broad catalog of current and well-known TLC programs. TLC viewing counts whether it occurs through cable, TLC.com, TLC GO, discovery+, HBO Max, or another authorized provider.
Netflix currently describes its service as offering series, films, games, and live programming; the audit counts direct use of a Netflix account, profile, app, or membership.
Netflix Games are included because Netflix currently provides games through active memberships on supported mobile devices, TVs, and computers.
Netflix Shop merchandise and official Netflix in-person experiences—including Netflix House—are included as separate direct-use categories.
Merely watching a Netflix-produced title through a different distributor does not count as using Netflix’s service.
Pet relevance can mark WOOF questions not applicable; alcohol relevance can mark KO and PEP alcoholic-drink questions not applicable.
Selecting no defense or public-safety exposure collapses detailed LHX and SHLD items while preserving catch-all direct-use checks.
Usage-context selections document what kinds of interaction count but do not automatically create Yes or No answers.
The S&P 500 expansion uses a daily-updated constituent and market-cap CSV from the Ate329/top-us-stock-tickers GitHub repository, cross-checked against the current S&P 500 constituent count and market-cap ordering shown by S&P Dow Jones Indices and Slickcharts.
Multiple publicly traded share classes for one issuer remain one company audit. Alternate symbols such as Alphabet Class A GOOGL and Class C GOOG are displayed and searchable without duplicating product questions, confirmed-product counts or graph slices.
The expansion deduplicates multiple share classes into one company entity, treats Alphabet’s existing GOOGL coverage as covering the company rather than adding a redundant GOOG card, begins with Tesla, and then excludes every S&P 500 company already represented elsewhere in this audit.
The 434 added company cards are discovery-only: they remain outside the unanswered count until a search, owned-product match, or learned mapping activates them. Tesla receives granular product cards; other companies receive a company-level card plus official-name, ticker, and curated high-confidence recognition aliases.
OPEN coverage follows Opendoor’s current website, Help Center, 2025 Form 10-K, first-quarter 2026 Form 10-Q, affiliated-company list, and July 2026 Doma closing-operations update. It separates Cash Offer, Cash Now–More Later, app and tour workflows, buying protections, agent and builder channels, brokerage, Opendoor Home Loans, OS National title and escrow, Doma closing infrastructure, vendors, and legacy product names.
Brand portfolios change. Ambiguous or uncertain subsidiaries are intentionally left to the profile-specific learned-match resolver instead of being assigned automatically.
Descriptions beneath each card are concise product-category summaries intended to clarify what the brand or service includes.
Items are organized by product or service type rather than ticker; each card retains its ticker badge and company-level result.
Every product card displays a company or ETF-issuer mark. The interface first tries a cached brand icon or official-domain favicon and retains a ticker monogram as a permanent fallback, so cards remain identifiable when an image is unavailable or the file is used offline.
Sony coverage follows its current Games & Network Services, Music, Pictures, Entertainment Technology & Services, and Imaging & Sensing businesses.
Sony consumer coverage includes PlayStation, Sony Electronics, Sony Pictures Core, Crunchyroll, selected directly purchased Sony Pictures or Sony Music products, and aibo.
Watching a Sony Pictures title or listening to Sony Music through an unrelated third-party subscription is treated as incidental exposure unless the Sony product itself was directly purchased or used.
Company labels use custom product-coverage tiers based on the share of applicable audited items marked Yes. They measure breadth across this audit, not purchase frequency, spending, satisfaction, advocacy, or psychological brand loyalty.
Unanswered and Not sure items make the displayed tier provisional; not-applicable items are removed from the denominator.
Clickable ticker colors correspond to the displayed buyer tier. None Identified, Incomplete, and Not Applicable use separate neutral or warning colors; the written status, dot, and active checkmark remain available so color is not the sole cue.
The confirmed-products donut and its legend use recognizable company or fund-issuer colors when a verified palette is available. Bright brand colors are darkened only enough to remain legible against the chart background; unmapped companies retain a stable fallback color.
FOUR coverage follows Shift4’s current payment platform and technology solutions, including Shift4 Dine, Shift4 Mobile, Shift4 Venue, Customer Hub/Lighthouse, Shift4Shop, The Giving Block and tax-free-shopping services.
Current Shift4-owned or controlled platforms in the audit also include Global Blue, Givex, Vectron, Revel Systems, Smartpay and Eigen Payments.
For FOUR, merely paying at a merchant or venue that uses Shift4 behind the scenes is incidental exposure. Count Yes only when you directly used, managed, purchased, administered, supported or deliberately selected the Shift4 product or service.
Hidden tickers are a per-profile display preference. Hiding does not remove products, alter answers, change percentages, or exclude a company from copied summaries.
AQWA is the Global X Clean Water ETF, not an operating company. Its section audits direct connections to all 40 equity holdings in Global X’s official holdings file dated July 27, 2026.
AQWA companies are organized by product type—water utilities, infrastructure equipment, and treatment or purification—rather than by portfolio weight.
Coway is counted as the company behind Airmega air purifiers, Aquamega water purifiers and Bidetmega bidets. AQWA owns Coway shares; it does not own a separate Airmega security.
AQWA holdings are subject to change and should be refreshed when Global X publishes a materially different holdings file.
Product-relevance filters use conservative exclusion rules. A No answer marks only clearly incompatible cards not applicable; multi-product companies remain visible when another product family could still apply.
Coway is excluded only when air-purifier, water-purifier and bidet relevance are all answered No. This prevents an Airmega answer from incorrectly removing Aquamega or Bidetmega exposure.
CRSR coverage includes Corsair-branded gaming peripherals and PC components plus Elgato creator products, SCUF controllers, Fanatec sim-racing hardware, ORIGIN PC systems and Drop mechanical-keyboard, headset, headphone and collaboration products.
The Corsair-family relevance filter is broader than the gaming-only filter because Elgato, PC components, mechanical keyboards and some Drop products can be used outside conventional gaming.
EWT is the iShares MSCI Taiwan ETF, not an operating company. Its section audits positive-weight equity positions in BlackRock’s official holdings file, refreshed through August 3, 2026.
ASUSTeK Computer appears in EWT at approximately 0.95% on that date. The ASUS card includes Republic of Gamers (ROG), TUF Gaming, ProArt, Zenbook, Vivobook, ExpertBook and ASUS-branded components, displays, routers and peripherals, including ROG and TUF Gaming keyboards and ROG Loki, Thor and Strix power supplies.
For EWT component manufacturers, merely owning a finished device containing an unidentified chip, display, circuit board or other part is incidental exposure. Count Yes only when you knowingly selected, used, specified, purchased, supported or worked with that company’s product or service.
EWT holdings are subject to change and should be refreshed from BlackRock’s official holdings file when the portfolio changes materially.
AVGO coverage follows Broadcom’s current semiconductor and infrastructure-software portfolio. It includes identifiable Broadcom wireless, broadband, Ethernet and storage components; VMware desktop and infrastructure software; Symantec enterprise security; and CA Technologies software. Merely owning a device with an unidentified internal Broadcom component does not count unless the component or Broadcom product was knowingly selected, used, specified, supported or worked with.
The owned-products text box is stored per profile. Its matcher marks only exact or uniquely identifiable product-name and alias matches Yes; ambiguous and unmatched entries never change an audit answer.
Owned-product matching accepts model, size, flavor and variant words inserted between the ordered words of a known multiword alias. Competing public and private matches are ranked by specificity; unsafe short-word similarities remain unmatched.
Clearing the owned-products text box removes only the saved text. It does not reverse Yes answers that were previously applied through the matcher.
Nestlé consumer coverage uses NSRGY, Nestlé’s sponsored U.S. over-the-counter ADR. Its primary SIX Swiss Exchange share symbol is NESN. The added discovery-only families cover Purina dog and cat brands, Tidy Cats and Purina services, Nestlé coffee, prepared foods, nutrition and baking products, and retained premium-water brands.
Freshpet refrigerated dog and cat food, treats, and delivery products map to Freshpet, Inc. (NASDAQ: FRPT). Greenies, Pedigree Dentastix, and the other listed Mars pet-care brands remain identified as private-company connections and do not change a public-ticker answer.
AAPL coverage includes Apple’s principal hardware families, Beats, Apple TV hardware and streaming, Apple Music, Arcade, Fitness+, News+, iCloud+, Apple One, the App Store, Apple payments and AppleCare.
MSFT coverage includes Windows and Surface plus Microsoft 365, Office, Outlook, Teams, Copilot, Xbox, Microsoft-owned games, Azure, GitHub, Visual Studio, LinkedIn, Dynamics 365, Power Platform, enterprise security, Bing and Microsoft Advertising.
For Apple financial products, Apple Pay, Wallet, Apple Cash and Apple Card count only when used directly. Merely using a non-Apple payment card or an Apple Pay-capable merchant does not count.
MCD coverage follows McDonald’s current U.S. menu categories plus its app, MyMcDonald’s Rewards, mobile ordering, McDelivery and Arch Card gift cards.
JMKE is Jersey Mike’s Subs Inc. The company priced its initial public offering at $23 per share on July 29, 2026, and began New York Stock Exchange trading under JMKE on July 30, 2026.
JMKE consumer coverage follows Jersey Mike’s official menu and customer services: restaurant food and drinks, catering, the mobile app and online ordering, MyMike’s and Shore Points rewards, physical and digital gift cards, and official merchandise.
PSKY coverage is permanently available outside the market-cap-ranked S&P discovery cutoff. It recognizes Paramount Skydance, Paramount+, CBS, Showtime, Pluto TV, Nickelodeon, MTV, Comedy Central, BET and related direct products or services; BET+ also counts toward video-streaming subscription quantities.
Jersey Mike’s questions use everyday customer language. Mark Yes for something you personally bought, received, used, or ordered; you do not need to know how the company is organized or how franchising works.
AMZN coverage includes Amazon shopping and Prime, entertainment, devices and Alexa, smart-home brands, Whole Foods and Amazon grocery, health services, AWS, seller and advertising tools, payments, gift cards and selected Amazon-owned services.
For Amazon marketplace purchases, Amazon.com shopping counts as direct use of Amazon even when the item was sold by a third-party merchant. The unrelated manufacturer still requires its own separate direct-use evidence.
Using a Windows PC counts as direct Windows use even when the computer was manufactured by Dell, HP, Lenovo, ASUS or another OEM; the hardware manufacturer remains a separate company connection.
AMD coverage follows its current processor, graphics, data-center accelerator, adaptive-computing, networking and developer-software portfolio. A PC with an identifiable AMD Ryzen processor counts as direct AMD product use.
MU coverage includes Micron-branded memory and storage plus legacy Crucial consumer products. Micron announced that Crucial consumer-channel shipments would end in February 2026, but products already owned, used or supported remain valid historical connections.
SPB coverage follows Spectrum Brands’ current three-business structure: Global Pet Care, Home & Garden, and Home & Personal Care. The audit excludes the former Hardware & Home Improvement business sold in 2023.
For this U.S.-market audit, IAMS and Eukanuba map to privately held Mars. Spectrum Brands’ IAMS and Eukanuba rights are European and are not used for U.S. owned-product entries.
Mars completed its acquisition of Kellanova in December 2025. Mars private-brand matching includes product-specific Kellanova snack and frozen-food aliases, while generic U.S. Rice Krispies and Special K cereal wording is deliberately not assigned to Mars.
Black+Decker Appliances and Emeril Lagasse entries count only the Spectrum-operated licensed appliance lines, not unrelated products sold by the broader Black+Decker or Emeril businesses.
The owned-products matcher maintains a separate recognized-private-brand list. OtterBox is recognized as an Otter Products, LLC brand, but it does not change a ticker answer because Otter Products is privately held.
OTTR is Otter Tail Corporation and is unrelated to OtterBox; the matcher never maps OtterBox to OTTR.
Thermalright cooling products are recognized as non-investable because no public Thermalright ticker or listed parent was identified. The matcher recognizes Phantom Spirit, Peerless Assassin and related Thermalright cooler names.
Thermalright is not Thermaltake. Thermaltake’s Taiwan-listed security is a different company and is never assigned to a Thermalright product.
The recognized non-investable directory contains 250 curated entries reviewed through August 5, 2026. It includes private companies, cooperatives, nonprofits, foundation-owned businesses and selected foreign-listed brands without a direct Robinhood route.
Every public exposure shown in Company-by-company status now uses a security available on Robinhood: a directly supported U.S.-listed security, ADR or supported OTC equity, or a Robinhood-tradable ETF used for indirect constituent exposure.
A recognized-directory result means that the product or brand is known but has no direct ticker represented in this audit. It does not rule out every possible indirect investment through minority shareholders, private-equity managers, suppliers or broad funds.
Ownership and listing status can change. Directory entries should be rechecked before using them for an investment decision.
ASRock trades directly in Taiwan as 3515. Among the eligible Robinhood ETFs reviewed, DGS currently has the highest ASRock portfolio weight at approximately 0.05%; the ASRock card therefore routes through DGS instead of IEMG.
Legacy IEMG constituent cards are evaluated company by company. The selected route is the active U.S.-listed, long-only equity ETF available to buy on Robinhood with the highest current reviewed percentage in that exact underlying equity; broad country funds do not automatically win when a sector or strategy fund has more exposure.
Leveraged, inverse, option-income, single-stock derivative, bond and inactive ETFs are excluded from the percentage comparison because derivative notional and bond-issuer exposure are not comparable equity portfolio weights. Each rerouted card displays the selected percentage, the IEMG comparison, the holdings date and the eligible fund set reviewed.
The Company-by-company status panel can retain portfolio order, sort tickers alphabetically, or rank companies by highest or lowest audited product-family coverage. Not-applicable companies remain after companies with calculable percentages.
Company-status sorting is stored separately with each named browser profile and does not change answers, coverage calculations, hidden tickers or copied product data.
The July 2026 S&P 500 expansion adds Alphabet, Disney, Walmart, Costco, Target, Home Depot, Lowe’s, Starbucks, Nike and Procter & Gamble as consumer-facing product-family audits. Cards group related brands and services rather than every flavor, size or SKU.
Alphabet coverage follows Google’s official product directory and includes its major information, productivity, education, mobile utility, account-safety, smart-home, developer and subscription products in the closest existing Google family card.
Comcast and Xfinity coverage is mapped to Comcast Corporation Class A, ticker CMCSA. Robinhood lists Comcast shares under CMCSA, and Comcast identifies Xfinity as its residential connectivity and entertainment brand.
Comcast announced on June 29, 2026 that it intends to separate NBCUniversal and Sky into another publicly traded company through a tax-free spin-off expected in approximately one year. Until the proposed transaction is completed, Peacock, NBC, Telemundo, Bravo, Universal and Sky remain audited under CMCSA.
Mondelēz International’s U.S. site identifies Oreo, Chips Ahoy!, belVita, Ritz, Triscuit, Wheat Thins, Honey Maid, Milka, Green & Black’s, Swedish Fish, Sour Patch Kids and Halls among its U.S. brands. Current corporate disclosures also identify Tate’s Bake Shop, CLIF, Perfect Snacks, Hu and Give & Go as Mondelēz businesses or majority-owned businesses.
Mondelēz International trades on Nasdaq under MDLZ, and Robinhood lists its Class A shares under MDLZ.
Developed-market gum brands such as Trident, Dentyne, Chiclets and Bubblicious are excluded from MDLZ in this U.S. audit after their October 2023 sale to Perfetti Van Melle.
Cadbury is not automatically counted under MDLZ for U.S. purchases because Hershey holds the U.S. manufacturing and marketing license. Imported and Canadian products can differ, so check the package manufacturer.
Xumo is labeled as a shared 50/50 Comcast–Charter venture rather than an exclusively owned Comcast service.
The Verizon-service filter covers Verizon Wireless, Fios, Verizon Home Internet, Verizon Business and Verizon’s prepaid/value brands. Selecting No excludes only VZ cards.
The Cisco-tools filter covers direct use of Cisco networking, Meraki, Webex, security, Splunk, ThousandEyes, AppDynamics, UCS, support and certification products. Incidental workplace network exposure does not require a Yes.
The cannabis filter covers licensed dispensary and regulated cannabis-product use. Selecting No excludes only GTBIF cards; Not sure keeps them visible without making an assumption.
BIC lighter products are recorded as indirect Société BIC exposure through VXUS, a Robinhood-tradable U.S. ETF, because Robinhood does not support the company’s Paris-listed shares. Toker Poker remains a private Lifted Limited LLC brand; matching it marks lighter/smoking-accessory relevance Yes without assigning a public ticker.
Vornado Air fan, circulator, heater, purifier, humidifier and steamer products are recognized under private Vornado Air, LLC. They do not map to Vornado Realty Trust (NYSE: VNO); matching them marks household and small-appliance relevance Yes without assigning a ticker.
Best Daze Cannabis is recognized as a family-owned New Mexico operator with no direct public ticker. Matching Best Daze marks cannabis relevance Yes but does not assign GTBIF or another public-company product card.
KICK is recognized as the livestreaming service operated by Kick Streaming Pty Ltd and presented as part of the Easygo ecosystem. No direct public ticker is assigned.
Nature’s Craft supplements, including Wild Icelandic Cod Liver Oil, are recognized under Biogreen Labs, LLC and its parent Growve Group, LLC. No direct public ticker is assigned; matching one marks personal-care and wellness-product relevance Yes.
Verified finished devices can mark more than one company connection when the model publicly identifies the underlying platform. Quest headsets and Meta AI glasses connect to Qualcomm; PSVR2 connects to Sony and MediaTek exposure; supported PlayStation, Xbox, Steam Deck, ROG Ally, Surface Snapdragon and Galaxy XR models connect to their verified platform providers.
The KICK entry includes direct use of Kick.com, the Kick app, channels, subscriptions, creator programs, gifts and KICKs digital goods. It does not map to similarly named unrelated securities or brands.
The Yard Podcast is recognized as a verified creator composite across its official YouTube and Spotify podcast presence plus its private Patreon membership. Platform-specific wording maps only the named platform.
Market Street and Market Street Pharmacy are audited under Albertsons Companies (NYSE: ACI). A receipt-style entry containing a generic medication confirms use of the pharmacy service but does not guess the medication manufacturer.
Ticker symbols in green owned-product match results are interactive buttons. Selecting a ticker toggles it in the same multi-company product filter used by the Company-by-company status panel. Multiple tickers can remain selected at once.
Verified composite products can mark more than one ticker Yes. For example, a Gigabyte GeForce graphics card connects to Gigabyte through EWT and to NVIDIA through NVDA.
Composite matching is limited to verified manufacturer-and-component relationships. Multiple text similarities alone still produce Needs review rather than changing answers.
The Finances default-account update uses the connected Robinhood individual account ending 7421 and its 23 non-cash securities dated July 28, 2026. AMC, KO and SONY were already present; the remaining 20 tickers were added.
AVUV, BIL, BOTZ, IBIT, JETS, PPA, SCHB, SGOV, VOO and VT are recorded as holdings in that account but have no product cards, because a broad fund share is not a consumer product and its underlying portfolio would run to hundreds or thousands of holdings. Earlier wording here described a Yes on “these ten fund cards”; no such cards exist, and the hero text is correct that fund shares are not audited as consumer products.
Where a fund is audited — including VXUS, AQWA, SHLD and the best-weight emerging-market ETF routes — it is audited as a route to specific constituent products, never as a product itself. A Yes on one of those cards means you use the constituent company’s product, not that you hold the fund.
Operating-company coverage was reviewed on July 28, 2026 and includes Brookfield Renewable, Cisco, Comcast, Green Thumb Industries, Intel, The Magnum Ice Cream Company, Qualcomm, RTX, Ultrapar, Vistra and Verizon.
META coverage follows Meta’s 2025 Annual Report at the product-family level. It includes Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, WhatsApp, Threads and Meta AI; Meta account and subscription services; Quest, Horizon, AI glasses and legacy consumer hardware; and direct advertising, commerce, business and developer products.
Meta features are grouped into recognizable product families rather than separate cards for every Feed surface, Reels placement, headset storage size, app feature or advertising objective. Legacy Portal, Oculus, Workplace and Spark AR products remain valid when directly owned or previously used.
PEP coverage follows PepsiCo’s 2025 Annual Report trademark list at the brand-family level: every listed owned trademark is represented either by its own card or a clearly named family card. Individual flavors, package sizes and short-lived limited editions are not separate questions.
PEP cards separately label owned brands, licensed brands, joint-venture products, distribution-only relationships, alcoholic trademark-licensing connections and PepsiCo-operated shopping, rewards, foodservice, fountain or vending services. A distribution or license card does not claim that PepsiCo owns the partner brand.
BSX coverage follows Boston Scientific’s current core businesses in cardiac rhythm management, electrophysiology, endoscopy, interventional cardiology and vascular therapies, neuromodulation, urology, WATCHMAN and interventional oncology.
For BSX, Yes can mean that the user received an implanted device or procedure, or directly operated, maintained, purchased, supported or trained on the medical product. Merely visiting a facility that owns Boston Scientific equipment is incidental exposure.
WEN coverage follows Wendy’s current U.S. menu categories plus its app, online ordering, Rewards program and gift cards.
SONO coverage follows Sonos’s current home-theater, home-speaker, portable-speaker, headphone, subwoofer, component, app and professional-installation offerings.
NVDA coverage includes current GeForce hardware and software, GeForce NOW, G-SYNC, Broadcast, RTX Remix, SHIELD, RTX PRO, Jetson, CUDA and developer tools, Omniverse, NVIDIA AI Enterprise, DGX/HGX and data-center GPUs, NVIDIA networking, DRIVE and Isaac.
For NVDA, merely using a third-party product or service that contains an NVIDIA component is incidental exposure unless you knowingly selected, operated, configured, developed with, maintained or purchased the NVIDIA product itself.

Coverage last reviewed August 6, 2026. VEON coverage follows its current five-market portfolio, with Kyivstar represented through both directly listed KYIV and controlling parent VEON. Consumer app and marketplace tickers were expanded into separate recognizable products and brands rather than one broad catch-all card. META coverage uses Meta’s fiscal-2025 Annual Report filed in 2026 and official product announcements current through July 2026. PEP coverage uses PepsiCo’s fiscal-2025 Annual Report filed in 2026. Best-ETF constituent routes use holdings reviewed between July 24 and August 5, 2026. SHLD holdings are dated July 24, 2026.

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