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Yes. Software can read supplement copy against written rules: ours checks an Amazon listing or a website against 109 published standards, free, and other software does similar work. None of it can tell you whether a claim is scientifically true or what a regulator or platform will do. A lawyer or regulatory consultant gives you an opinion you can rely on; a signed review gives you a dated record of what the copy said.
The standards are public: each one has its own page with the rule it rests on and its citations, at claimsverified.org/standards.
Every limit is in one place on what our audit does not tell you.
| Option | What you get | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| A lawyer who handles FDA and FTC matters | Legal advice you can rely on, and representation before an agency. | The only option here that can represent you. Usually billed by the hour or by the matter. |
| A regulatory consultant | An expert reading of labels and claims, often with formulation and registration work. | Quality varies with the person. Check their record and credentials. |
| Your marketing agency | Copy written to sell, sometimes with a claims pass. | Ask which rules they check against and whether they write it down. |
| A general AI chatbot | A quick opinion on a sentence, at no cost. | Answers can change between runs and between tools, and leave no record of what your copy said on a given day. |
| Claims software (for example Truli) | Truli describes its product as “continuous compliance monitoring across labels, claims, ingredients, and marketing channels” (its home page, read 15 October 2026). | Compare which rules each tool checks, what it reads and whether a person signs the result. |
| Claims Verified | The free check above. Paid files rule the copy you send us against the same standards, with a rewrite for each finding. | Paid files are signed by a licensed pharmacist. Listing Clean is $950 for up to three listings; the full audit is $3,500. We are not lawyers. |
This table describes kinds of help, not ranked choices. You can use more than one.
Check your own listing or website against the same standards, free.
Run the free checkThe independent standard for supplement and telehealth claims. Our AI rules a brand’s public supplement claims against 109 published standards. Each failing line is rewritten to the rules. A licensed pharmacist signs every Claims Review Report.