Free check · one ASIN
Enter your ASIN and work email. If your listing is already on file, your summary shows immediately. If not, we scan it and email the summary within two business days. Free either way.
Counts and severity only. Each quoted phrase, the standard it fails and the compliant rewrite ship with the full audit, where a licensed pharmacist signs every verdict by name. The engine behind our audits has run 149,000+ phrase checks across 1,524 listings, each ruled on the standards in force at its scan. The standard now runs to 98 rules.
What comes back
A sample of the summary. On file, it appears on screen immediately. If not, it lands in your inbox within two business days. Enough to know whether you have a problem. The full audit shows where it is and hands you the fix.
Fourteen findings on file for this listing, two of them Critical, the disease-claim class that draws FDA warning letters.
How it runs
No account access, nothing installed, one email to you alone.
The check is external and read-only. No account access, no Seller Central login, nothing installed.
The best-selling listings in eight supplement categories are already ruled against the standards in force at their scan. If yours is on file, your summary appears on screen immediately.
Not on file yet? We queue a fresh scan against the current 98 standards and email the summary within two business days. One email, reported to you alone.
We are not a regulator and report to no one but you. Nothing found in a free check is disclosed to Amazon, Meta, the FDA or the FTC.
See the standards →Claims are a revenue line, not a legal line
Nothing on this page is a legal opinion, and none of it arrives as a fine. It arrives like this.
A suppressed ASIN earns nothing from the hour it happens. Amazon’s supplement policy bars health claims its automated systems detect.
A processor review puts a reserve on the account. Stripe restricts health claims it considers harmful.
A restricted ad account ends paid traffic the day it happens. Meta and Google review ads by machine.
And the other direction
The audit rewrites every failing line to the strongest wording the rules allow, so the copy that replaces it still sells.
The check gives you counts. The audit tells you where this listing sits against every other listing we have scanned in its category.
A signed file is what an appeal, a processor review or an acquirer actually asks for.
Remove what takes revenue away. Keep the strongest claim you are allowed to make.
Free check vs full audit
The check tells you whether there is a problem. The audit finds every one, fixes it and signs it.
A fixed rulebook, a machine sweep of every phrase, then a pharmacist ruling on the output: that is why the full audit costs $2,000 and not $20,000.
Where a clean check leads