Time-criticalWarning-letter response · 15 working days

A letter arrived. The clock is running.

An FDA warning letter gives you fifteen working days to respond. What the agency wants is specific: every cited claim corrected everywhere it appears, and evidence the correction is systematic, not cosmetic.

We produce the claims half of that response. Counsel handles the agency.

Full file in 3 business days 24-hour rush available Works with your counsel We reply the same day
The response file3 parts
  1. 01
    The sweepEvery cited claim and its near-variants, found everywhere they appear
  2. 02
    The correctionsEach claim mapped to the statute it fails, rewritten compliant
  3. 03
    The signed fileThe corrective-action section, drafted for counsel to file
Counsel-readyDay 3 · delivered

The 15-working-day window

What has to happen before the reply.

The window is fifteen working days and it is the same for everyone. What differs is what goes in the reply.

  1. Day 0 Send us the letter

    Send it with your URLs. The sweep starts the same day. Nothing else is needed from you while counsel is engaged.

    Attach the letter as a PDF or a photo of each page, whatever you have. Scope is confirmed in writing before any charge.

  2. By day 2 The full sweep

    Every claim the letter cites, found everywhere it appears: your listing, your site, ads, emails, labels, backend keywords. Plus the claims it did not cite that sit in the same statutory territory as the ones it did.

  3. By day 3 Corrections drafted, file delivered

    Every cited claim mapped to the exact statute it fails, 21 U.S.C. §343(r), 21 CFR 101.93, FTC Act §5, and rewritten compliant. Your response can say corrected, not just deleted: the copy that sells survives wherever the rules allow it. The corrective-action section of your response letter is drafted, ready for counsel to file.

  4. Your reply The signed exhibit

    A pharmacist-signed evidence file, statute citations included, for every claim you keep. Your counsel attaches it as proof the review was systematic, the difference between a response and a promise.

  5. After After the reply

    FDA’s published position is that failing to promptly correct violations can result in legal action, and that corrections are verified before a letter is closed out. 30 days of monitoring is included: we re-scan the corrected surfaces and date every change, so what you hold is a dated record rather than a reconstruction.

Your warning-letter dashboard

The countdown, the claims and the fix, in one view.

Upload the letter or send its fda.gov link. Every claim it quotes is ruled with its corrective action, your other copy is swept for the same claims, and the claims section is drafted for your counsel.

Your company Letter being ruled

  • Your warning letter
  • Findings and fixes
  • Claims section for counsel
  • Ask about a claim
  • Approved claims
  • Change history

Your warning letter The letter on fda.gov, linked

15 working daysCounted down to the due date

FDA asks for a written response within 15 working days. The count runs from the letter’s date. If you received it later, count from the day it arrived. Your counsel files the response.

Every claim the letter quotes

Each one ruled, with the corrective action and the standard it fails.

Ruled
The same claim in your other copy

Listing, site, ads, emails and labels swept for every quoted claim.

Swept
Claims section for counsel

The claims section of your response, drafted for your counsel to review and file.

Drafted

A simplified preview. Ask about a claim as you rewrite, and each rewrite is re-checked. The pharmacist signs on request.

Price and scope

A fixed fee, confirmed in writing before any charge.

Both include 30 days of monitoring.

Standard

$5,000

The full file in three business days.

Rush

$10,000

The same file in 24 hours.

Fixed fee

Confirmed in writing before any charge. 30 days of monitoring included.

Scope

We are not a law firm and do not represent you before the FDA. We produce the claims review and corrections your response is built on. Your counsel owns the reply and files it. Review of marketing language only, not legal advice, product testing, or facility-compliance (CGMP) work. Findings are our opinion under the published Claims Verified standards.

Start now

The fifteen days do not pause.

Send the company name, your work email and a link to the letter. We reply the same business day with scope and a fixed price. Prefer email? audit@claimsverified.org with the letter attached works too.

Send the letter

Same-day reply with scope and a fixed price.