Claim Check reviews the websites and labels of small supplement and herbal brands for FDA and FTC claims risk, then rewrites the lines that cross it — without gutting what makes them sell.
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You may say what an ingredient supports. You may not say what condition it fixes. The second one makes your supplement an unapproved drug.
That distinction is the single most cited issue in FDA warning letters to supplement sellers, and it is what gets listings pulled on marketplaces. It is almost never deliberate. It is a copywriter reaching for a clearer word, a customer review left on a product page, or a product name written before anyone thought about regulators.
A real line from a herbal shop's product page, and the version that says the same thing legally.
Lion's mane can protect against dementia and decrease inflammation in the brain.
Lion's mane is traditionally used to support memory, focus and healthy cognitive function.
Naming a disease and promising to prevent it is the construction regulators look for. Structure and function language is not — and it still sells the product to the same customer.
I scan your product and content pages, quote every line that carries risk exactly as it appears, explain why each one is a problem, and send it to you as a short report. No charge, no call, nothing to sign. Plenty of people read it and fix everything themselves — that is a fine outcome.
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Small supplement brands, herbal apothecaries, tincture makers, sea moss and mushroom sellers, and practitioners who sell products alongside their practice. Businesses big enough to have real customers and too small to have a regulatory lawyer on retainer.
If you already have compliance counsel reviewing your copy, you do not need me.
Send me your website address. I'll reply with what I find.