Pharmacist-in-the-loopLaunch Clean, before you ship
One flat-fee review while every claim is still a draft, so changing it costs a text edit, not a takedown, a reprint or a rebuild.
A launch publishes four surfaces in a fixed order, each under a different rulebook. The launch order sets out what to clear at each stage, and which one is expensive to change.
Or skip the wait: pay now, drafts start next business dayAlready live? The same review covers up to three live Amazon listings as Listing Clean, $650: every rewrite, a signed report, a re-check once the fixes are live, and it counts toward the full audit within 30 days.
The FDA pre-approves none of the supplement products on the US market. Amazon’s Restricted Products policy applies from the day a listing goes live, and a listing can be suppressed without notice. The risk is locked in the day the copy is written, so Launch Clean rules it against the same FDA, FTC and marketplace standards first, with Health Canada if you launch in Canada.
Four surfaces, in launch orderAll ruled as drafts
Each answers to a different rulebook. All four ruled while they are still drafts.
Why before, not after
A draft costs a text edit to change. Live copy costs history, account standing or a print run.
A takedown in month two leaves an enforcement record on a listing and account with no history behind them. Your search rank never had time to build, and the days offline eat the launch budget meant to buy momentum.
A health-claims flag attaches to the ad account, not just the ad, so a line that runs in week one sits on the account every later campaign uses. The first ad set is worth more attention than its budget suggests.
Carton copy is the most expensive claim surface to fix. Reviewing it before the print run costs nothing extra. Reprinting ten thousand cartons after a warning letter is its own line item.
Claims are a revenue line, not a legal line
A new brand has no history to absorb a week offline, and the launch budget is being spent in exactly that week. The failing sentence costs you more than it costs an established seller, and the fix is still just text.
What $650 actually buys
Every failing line comes back as the strongest wording the rules allow, so you launch restating the sales argument rather than deleting it.
The health-claims flag attaches to the account, not the ad. Clearing the first set protects every campaign after it.
Your team gets the claims that passed, so the second SKU and the next campaign do not reopen the problem.
Launch with the claims removed that suppress a listing in week two, hold a payout, or restrict an ad account with the budget already committed. Keep the strongest wording the rules allow.
What we review pre-launch
Every draft read against all 98 published Claims Verified standards, drawn from FDA and FTC rules, Health Canada and marketplace policy.
Title, bullets, description and the hidden search keywords shoppers never see, ruled before the listing ever meets a marketplace policy check.
What your product says it does, where the FDA disclaimer sits, and the claims your co-packer’s template quietly carries. Launching in Canada too: once your licence (NPN) is issued, your draft copy is checked against the purpose Health Canada approved for it, before a word is printed.
Caught before the print run, the fix is a text edit. Caught after, it is a reprint.
Product pages and launch emails cleared before your first customer, and before class-action law firms archive them.
Launch ad copy cleared against Meta and Google health-ads rules while the account history is still spotless.
A pharmacist-signed go / no-go ruling on each claim, a compliant rewrite for everything flagged, and one file that answers Amazon onboarding, ad-platform review and payment-provider checks.
One signed PDF that answers who reviewed your claims, against what standards, and when.
The first month of claims monitoring is included: we re-scan your live copy after launch and flag anything that drifts from what was cleared.
Pass the screen and you qualify for the Mark, our certification seal licensed only to brands that pass: the licence confirmed in writing the day you pass, founding pricing locked from that day, and your seal, public verification page and directory entry going live the day the directory opens.
Nothing more to do on your side. The written confirmation holds your place until the registry opens.
Your Launch Clean dashboard
Upload your drafts and each one is ruled in your dashboard: what must change before launch, the rewrite, and the approved wording collected in one place.
Your brand Launch Clean · drafts in review
Before you publish Fix what is marked, then publish
→ “Formulated with clinically studied ingredients”
→ Disclaimer added before the print run
A simplified preview. Ask about any new line and the rewrite is re-checked against the same standards.
Protected by the sample
The terms behind Launch Clean.
$650 starts the five-day clock.
If what arrives is not the document the public sample report shows, it is refunded in full.
A price that went up when we found more would give us a reason to find more.
Nobody can buy a document dated last month. A file reviewed in February is the difference between having checked and saying you meant to.
What we do not promise is that nobody ever acts. Nobody can promise that, and anyone who does is selling you something they cannot deliver. If you pass and license the mark, what you may say is marketing claims reviewed by a licensed pharmacist, never “pharmacist approved”: the reviewer read your wording, not your product.
Request
For brands between formulation and first sale: label at the printer, Shopify store in draft, Amazon listing unpublished. Email audit@claimsverified.org with your brand name and SKU count, or use the request form and choose Launch Clean. We ask for your target launch date when we confirm scope. We confirm scope same day, and drafts are audited on the same five-business-day clock as the full audit.
Already live? The full audit is the right product, it covers everything already public.
Review of marketing language only, not product testing, formulation, facility compliance, or legal advice. Findings are our opinion under the published Claims Verified standards.