AI claims review · pharmacist-signed

Every health claim, ruled in minutes. Signed by a pharmacist.

The independent standard for supplement and telehealth claims.

Claims Verified reads every line first, against 109 published standards, and rewrites what fails to the strongest wording the rules allow, so the claim still sells.

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Constructed example
Our AI at work
An Amazon listingImmune Support Vitamin C, 120 capsules
About this item
  • 1,000 mg of vitamin C in every capsule.
  • Fights off colds and flu before they start.Helps maintain a healthy immune response.*
Our AI reads it

Every line, nothing skipped.

Found

One line is a risk.

Why it is a risk

It names a disease. A supplement cannot claim to prevent or treat one.

Source: Named condition · CV-NC-20 · 21 CFR 101.93(g)

Amazon can suppress the listing.

Our AI rewords it. The immune benefit stays. The disease claim goes.

Helps maintain a healthy immune response.*

*This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Ruled again: no finding
A licensed pharmacist signs the fileAnyone can check it and its date.*This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Our software at work
A line on a telehealth site
  • Online visits with a licensed clinician.
  • Shipped from a licensed pharmacy.
  • Same active ingredient as Wegovy® and Ozempic®.Compounded semaglutide, prescribed when a licensed clinician decides it is right for you. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved.
Our software checks it

Every line, against the 255 lines FDA quoted in 113 warning letters.

Found

One match.

FDA’s quoted wording, from a warning letter of 9 Sep 2025

“The same active ingredient as Wegovy and Ozempic”

It is not a finding that this marketing breaks the law.
Wording that drops the claim, written by Claims Verified

Compounded semaglutide, prescribed when a licensed clinician decides it is right for you. Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved.

A licensed pharmacist signs the reportFDA Letter Match: each match with its FDA source, in two business days.

What it costs

A flag doesn’t fine you. It switches off your sales.

One flagged line can switch them off.The fix can switch them back on.

What Claims Verified does: The listing can keep selling. Each failing line reworded.

A suppressed listing earns nothing while it is down. The way back is an appeal.

Listing Rescue: a signed file for the appeal, delivered within 48 hours. See Listing Rescue →

What Claims Verified does: Money already earned can land. Dated, pharmacist-signed proof for the processor’s review.

A processor review can put a reserve on revenue you already collected.

See what you hold →

What Claims Verified does: The ads can keep running. Ad copy ruled on Meta’s and Google’s rules.

Google’s strikes apply to the account, not the ad. An account on hold runs no ads.

See the full audit →

What Claims Verified does: The shopper can hear the new line. One correction, across every page and ad.

AI assistants answer from copy you may already have changed.

Amazon says its assistant answers from listing details. See where AI looks →

What Claims Verified does: The file can go in the data room. A verification code an acquirer can check.

An acquirer prices what it can’t verify. A signed file is the difference.

See how a code is checked →

We read them first.

Selling today doesn't mean cleared. It means not read yet.

ENFORCEMENT 20 Oct · FDA warning letter · 29 Sep · FDA warning letter Full record →

AI agents

Two AI agents work from each client’s own file.The client decides. A licensed pharmacist signs.

One edited bullet can put a flagged claim back after the file is signed: the Watch agent finds it the same week, and Your claims agent rules a new line before it goes live.

Choose which to see

On monitoring

Watch agent

Constructed example. Each week the Watch agent reads a monitored listing. In week 3 one bullet changes. It has the changed line ruled again, drafts a fix with the FDA disclaimer, has the draft ruled again and waits for the client’s decision. A new Critical or High finding goes straight to the pharmacist.

Sample data

Limits: It never edits or publishes anything, and it never signs.

On the dashboard

Your claims agent

Constructed example. A client asks Your claims agent whether a line can be published. It rules it against the client’s own file, cites the rule, proposes three rewordings, from the safest to the strongest the standard allows, each with the FDA disclaimer in its text and each ruled again with no finding, and the answer stays an AI draft until a licensed pharmacist signs it.

Sample data

Limits: It never approves, signs or certifies an answer, and it never edits a listing. An answer is an AI draft until the pharmacist signs it.

Watch agent and Your claims agent, in full →

Say more

Say more, not less.The rules allow more than most passing listings use.

Says little passesReaches too far failsKeeps the benefit passes
Melatonin, 5 mg.Treats insomnia. CriticalPromotes restful sleep.*Used by 19 sleep brands
Glucosamine and chondroitin.Relieves joint pain. CriticalSupports joint comfort.*Used by 33 joint brands
Vitamin C, 1,000 mg.Immune booster. HighSupports healthy immune function.*Used by 9 immune brands

*With the FDA disclaimer. The “says little” and “reaches too far” lines are constructed. The “keeps the benefit” line is from our scan of the 2,243 best sellers we ruled, 14 to 27 Sep 2026. A structure/function claim still needs the brand’s own evidence.

How it works

Every line read in minutes.Signed in five business days.

Choose whose copy goes in

The rulingsCritical to Low, rule quoted
The strongest wordingReady to publish
The signatureLicensed pharmacist, dated
Your claims recordProof for appeals and buyers

Tap an input to see what is read there.

DAY 0
Send your copy

Links or files. No call, no onboarding. About 10 minutes of your time.

MINUTES
AI ruling engine

Every sentence read, nothing sampled.

DAY 5
Pharmacist signs

Every finding reviewed.

Each matchRead by a person
FDA’s quoted line beside itWith the letter it comes from
Wording that drops the claimFor each match
The signed reportLicensed pharmacist, dated

Tap an input to see how it is read.

DAY 0
Send the site address

Up to 60 pages. Treatment and pricing pages first.

MINUTES
Software matches

Each sentence is checked against FDA’s quoted lines and paired with the closest letter.

DAY 2
A person, then a pharmacist

A person reads every match before the report is delivered, and a licensed pharmacist signs it.

How it works, in full →

The standards

109 published rules, from the 19 rulebooks that can stop your sales.

The Claims Verified Standard, v1.4.1: what platforms and regulators already enforce.

Platforms and processors
Regulators and codes

Tap a name to see how many draw on its rulebook. Read every rule →

For telehealth sites: FDA’s quoted lines, in the telehealth letter index.

Logos and names identify whose published rules we read. We are not affiliated with, partnered with or endorsed by any of these organizations. Counts overlap: a rule can draw on more than one rulebook.

What you hold

A signed file anyone can verify.A record no one can backdate.

Who you can hand it to: Amazon in an appeal, a processor in a review, a buyer in diligence.

THE SIGNED FILE

On day five

  • Every line gradedWith the rule it breaks.
  • Label facts checkedAgainst the NIH label file or the Health Canada licence.
  • Signed and datedWith the pharmacist’s name and licence number.
  • A verification codeTry the sample code.
FOR A TELEHEALTH SITE

The Letter Match report

THE RANK

Your category rank

Lower riskOne real listingHigher risk

Where your copy stands among the best sellers it competes with. Marked: one real stress listing, brand withheld, riskier than 365 of 402, scanned 14 to 27 Sep 2026.

On Amazon’s Best Sellers list for Digestive Nutritional Supplements on 24 September 2026, 4 of the 99 listings we ruled carry nothing a platform can act on. The clean place at the top of a category is nearly empty.

THE PUBLIC RECORD

Every rule we apply is published, and every ruling in our scan databases goes into a dated fingerprint anyone can check.

  1. 6 Oct to 5 Novacb08eno ruling changed

Each diamond is one day’s fingerprint.

Services and prices

Flat prices, published here.Finding more never costs you more.

Set $950 against one week of sales on your best listing.

Show the services for

Free listing check

To see what a platform can act on today: every flag, by email.

Seconds if on file
FreeNo card
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Listing Clean · Launch Clean

Before a platform reads them: up to 3 live listings, or 3 products before launch, fixed and signed. Also includes the name check, with takedown requests prepared against every site using your name found when we check.

5 business days
$950Flat
Start Listing Clean →

Full audit

When one flagged claim can stop sales: up to 10 products, every channel. Also includes the name check, with takedown requests prepared against every site using your name found when we check.

5 business days
$3,500Flat
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Listing Rescue

For a suppressed listing: each problem reworded, and a pharmacist-signed appeal file. Also includes the name check, with takedown requests prepared against every site using your name found when we check.

Within 48 hours
$1,250Flat
See Listing Rescue →

Name Rescue

For a site that uses your name and is not yours, when the name work is all you want.

  • We find the sites using your name and prove each one with a dated screenshot.
  • We prepare a request for each site with the dated evidence. You sign and send it, and we tell you where. If you would rather have each request filed for you, ask us and we refer you to a filing service that works under its own name, terms and price.
  • We track each site after its request is sent.
  • At 90 days we send a short report: what was filed, what came down, what is still up, and the next step.

The price covers every site using your name found when we check. We track each one for 90 days and prepare a new request if it comes back in that time. A site found later is a new order. Monitoring clients get new sites under their weekly watch.

The host or registrar decides. We do not promise that a site comes down. Before we prepare a request, you confirm each site is not yours.

Each request is ready within 5 business days of you confirming the site is not yours. If we find no site using your name that a request can be made against, we refund you in full.

This covers websites and email records, not marketplace listings or ads.

Tracked for 90 days
$950Flat, every site found when we check
Start Name Rescue →

Warning-letter response

For a letter from the FDA or the FTC. Fee confirmed in writing before any charge.

3 business days
$7,500Fixed · 24-hour rush $12,500
A letter arrived →

Monitoring

Because copy changes after it is signed: each change reviewed again, for Clean and audit clients. Also includes the weekly name watch, with requests prepared for new sites on the same terms.

Every week
$350Per month, up to 5 products · $950 up to 25
See monitoring →

Diligence

Buying a brand? The target’s public copy ruled, as an exhibit.

Scoped to the deal
From $17,500The target is never named as our client
Ask about diligence →

A bigger catalogue than these? We price it in writing before we start. Prices in USD.

For telehealth sellers. A warning letter gives fifteen working days to reply. Of 87 warned sites we read on 7 Oct 2026, 32 still carried wording of the kind FDA quoted.

Free telehealth check

Your home page and up to 8 linked pages, against the 255 lines FDA quoted in 113 warning letters.

Under a minute
FreePublic pages only
Check a site →

FDA Letter Match

Before a letter arrives: up to 60 pages, each match with the letter it echoes and wording that drops the claim, signed by a licensed pharmacist.

Two business days
From $3,500per platform
See FDA Letter Match →

More than one platform, or more than 60 pages on one? The scope and price come in writing before we start. Prices in USD.

One platform is one brand site with its treatment pages; more is priced before we start. A match means wording FDA has cited in letters to other firms. It is not a finding that your marketing breaks the law. For sites that market to customers in the United States. See the telehealth page →

  • Full audit: $1,000 to start, the balance on delivery
  • 30 days of revisions
  • Audit and Clean: fix and appeal, free, for 12 months

If a platform flags a line the pharmacist signed, we fix it and back your appeal, free. The limits in our terms apply. Already decided? Pay the deposit

Questions

Six questions to ask before you pay.

Still unsure?

Bring a listing and we’ll look at it together.

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What does the signed file give me that the free findings do not?

What you can hand Amazon, a processor or a buyer when money is on the line: a dated file listing every claim, the standard it has to meet and the strongest wording the rules allow, signed by a licensed pharmacist. Notes you wrote about your own copy do not answer them. The document is the product. The free findings show you the quality of the work before you buy it. Each signed file carries a verification code, so whoever you hand it to can confirm at claimsverified.org/verify that it is ours and when it was signed.

Why spend on claims when we need growth?

Because growth runs on listings and ads that stay up, and on copy that says the most the rules allow. The best sellers we ruled, 14 to 27 Sep 2026, mostly stay clean by saying less. The audit gives the strongest wording the standard allows for every line that fails, so the copy that stays up can still sell. Paid acquisition runs through copy a machine reads before any customer sees it, and under Google’s strike system strikes apply to the account, not the ad: an account on hold cannot run any ads. A suppressed listing earns nothing while it is down and can take the ranking and review history you paid months to build with it.

What happens if we change nothing?

Amazon says its “automated technology and artificial intelligence (AI)” are “scanning billions of attempted changes to product detail pages daily”. A suppressed listing earns nothing while it is down. The way back is an appeal. A processor review can put a reserve on revenue you already collected. The FDA publishes its warning letters. $53,088 is the most per violation a brand on FTC penalty notice can be exposed to (16 CFR 1.98).

Why not ask ChatGPT or an AI scanner?

Because nobody stands behind an AI answer. We read the live page. Our report is signed by a licensed pharmacist, whose name and licence appear on your signed file. A chatbot rules against rules it does not publish, so nobody can check why a line passed or failed. We rule against 109 published standards, and every finding cites the one it breaks. And an AI answer is one moment. Monitoring checks your listings and pages for changed copy every week, runs the full scan every 28 days. A new Critical finding from the weekly check or the 28-day re-scan is emailed to you as soon as that scan finishes, rather than held for the signed summary. After delivery, two AI agents work from your own file: the Watch agent on monitoring and Your claims agent on the dashboard. No agent and no automated step approves, signs or certifies anything. A licensed pharmacist signs every Claims Review Report. What each automated step of our service does, and what none of them can do, is listed at claimsverified.org/agents.

Does a match mean we broke the law?

No. A match means wording FDA has cited in letters to other firms. It is not a finding that your marketing breaks the law.

What happens to my copy and data?

We read your public pages from outside, read-only, the way a shopper sees them. We never change anything in your Seller Central, store or ad accounts. The AI pass sends the text of your copy to Anthropic’s API, which runs the Claude models that make the first ruling. Files you send us, like label PDFs, ad creative or email exports, go through a private upload link tied to your audit, with no account needed. They are stored on our own server in a folder for your audit only, and no public web address serves them. Your report and findings sit on a dashboard behind your own login. The rest is in our privacy policy at claimsverified.org/privacy.

From our privacy policy: “Your name, copy and quoted lines are never put into research or data sets; only de-identified patterns are, and never where fewer than ten brands share one.”

All questions (24)
My listing has been live for years and nothing has happened. Why fix it now?

Because live and unflagged doesn't mean cleared. It means no machine has acted yet. The machines that flag claims keep getting better. Amazon says its AI scans billions of product page changes a day, so the next price, image or bullet edit gets the page read again, and Google reviews every ad at submission. When a claim is flagged, the audit is the file you hand over: every claim quoted and dated, the rule it runs into, the rewrite the standard allows, and a licensed pharmacist’s signature. The same file answers a processor review, an ad appeal or a retailer asking for substantiation.

What if I pay and still get flagged?

We fix it and back your appeal, at no charge. For 12 months after your file is signed, Listing Clean or the full audit, if Amazon, Meta, Google, Walmart or a payment processor flags a line the pharmacist signed, we rewrite it within 2 business days and give you a signed statement of our ruling for your appeal. The promise continues for as long as monitoring stays active. It does not cover copy changed after the file is signed or claims we flagged that you kept. The limits in our terms apply. The platform decides the appeal. You walk into it with our signed ruling behind you.

Who sees my findings?

You do, and the licensed pharmacist who reviews your file. We are not a regulator and we don’t report your copy to anyone. The only exception is a serious risk to health, which the reviewer’s professional duty covers.

Why five business days, not five minutes?

The AI pass does run in minutes. Every line you publish is ruled against the 109 published standards before a person reads it. The five business days are for the licensed pharmacist, who reviews every finding and every rewrite and signs the report. The signature is the part software cannot give you. If you want the minutes version, the free check returns flagged lines in seconds for any listing we have already ruled.

Can our supplement claims get our Stripe or PayPal account frozen?

Processors publish what they will not carry, and supplement marketing is on the list. Stripe’s prohibited businesses include nutraceuticals that “make harmful claims”, businesses that make outrageous claims or use fake testimonials, and trials with hidden pricing. Square’s terms name suspended payouts and reserves as what it can do. Since standards v1.3 we rule your copy against those published rules too, so the file answers a processor’s question in one attachment: who reviewed your claims, against what, and when. The processor makes the call. You answer with evidence instead of a scramble.

What if you find nothing?

You pay the same fee and you get that in writing: a signed, dated pass on letterhead that cites the standards applied. That is the version your competitors cannot produce, and it is why the fee never moves with the verdict.

What if I disagree with a finding?

Tell us. We take it to the pharmacist who signed it, who can go through the reasoning with us, and if you have substantiation we have not seen, the rating changes. Revisions within thirty days of delivery are included.

What if you get something wrong?

We publish our corrections. Every finding we have withdrawn or amended is listed at claimsverified.org/corrections with the date and the reason, including mistakes nobody outside the company would have seen.

Do I have to change everything you flag?

No. You decide, and the severity rating makes the decision fast. Critical findings are the lines that can stop a listing or an ad and draw warning letters. Fix those first. Schedule the rest, or keep them knowingly with a signed file that shows you made the call on the record.

Is this legal advice?

No. We review your marketing language line by line against the published rules, and we do not represent you before any agency. You can hand the report straight to your lawyer.

Do you rule on US law?

Yes. Most of the work is against US published rules. Every standard we apply is drawn from the published rule for the place your claim appears: FDA structure/function rules and the FTC substantiation standard for the US market, Amazon and Meta policy for the platforms, and Health Canada rules only where a brand sells into Canada. Your file cites the US rule by name, which is what an Amazon reviewer, a processor or a US buyer reads.

Can we say "pharmacist approved" once we pass?

No, on any of our services, and a brand that says it would be making exactly the kind of claim we are paid to find. Our reviewer reads the wording of your marketing against published rules and never evaluates the product, the formulation or the evidence behind it, so they cannot approve it. What you can say, and it is stronger: "marketing claims reviewed by a licensed pharmacist". Your verification page states exactly what the mark means, which is the version a retailer will actually read.

Can we license the seal without the audit?

No, and that is the point. The seal is issued only to brands that pass, it is never sold, it comes with monitoring at no licence fee, and it is revoked if the copy behind it stops passing. That is what makes it worth showing a retailer. A pass also creates your verification page and directory entry, the public record that answers “is this brand legit?”

We haven’t launched yet, is this for us?

Especially. Before you publish, up to three products are $950 as Launch Clean: listing copy, label text and the first ad set, rewritten to the rules in five business days, with your FDA structure/function notice drafted for you to sign and file. A claim changed while it is still a draft costs a text edit. The same claim changed after Amazon’s AI flags it costs a suppression and often a reprint.

Do you review skincare or other products?

Yes. Skincare, topicals, foods and pet products fail the same way supplements do: “repairs” and “stimulates cell renewal” are drug claims under FDA rules. The review is identical and the price is the same $3,500.

We’re an agency, can we offer this to clients?

Yes, and your clients get a signed file while you keep the relationship. Agencies, copywriters and manufacturers can run our audit under their own name with the client. You present the findings. We hold the signature and the methodology, which is what makes the file stand up when Amazon or a buyer asks who reviewed it. Volume terms are quoted on scope. To refer a client instead, the partner program pays 20% of their first paid order and 10% of their monitoring for 12 months. The terms are at claimsverified.org/partners/. The pharmacist’s signature stays on every file and is never white-labelled away.

Do you also do SEO or marketing?

No, and that is exactly why our file carries weight. We are the independent reviewer. We never sell growth services to the brands we grade, and that separation is what makes the seal and the signed file worth showing anyone. What the audit does for growth: every failing line rewritten to the strongest wording the standard allows, ruled again, for every channel it runs on.

What do you need from me to start?

An ASIN or product URL, and exports or screenshots of whichever ads and email flows you want in scope. We never ask for a login. About ten minutes. No call unless you want one.

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