For white-label and private-label fulfilment
Every customer on your catalogue sells an identical formulation. What differs between them is the copy, which means every bit of the regulatory risk sits in the one thing you do not control and they are least equipped to get right.
The problem
The FDA and the FTC pursue whoever markets the product. Your customer is a marketer who bought a finished good, not a formulator and not a regulatory professional, and the exposure is entirely theirs.
A customer whose listing is suppressed or who receives a warning letter stops reordering. You did not write the copy and it still lands on your retention number.
Catalogue descriptions get pasted into a hundred storefronts. One phrase that fails a standard is not one problem, it is a hundred, all carrying your product.
The chain
One formulation, one COA, one clean specification.
A marketer with no regulatory function decides what the product treats.
A hundred different claim sets on an identical capsule.
They carry the liability. You carry the lost reorder.
We do not add a step. We rule the one link nobody currently reads, and sign it so it can be handed on.
The economics
We rule a base SKU against all 109 standards and write copy for it to the rules. Every label owner selling that SKU can use it. The audit is priced per brand; this is priced per SKU, which is the only version of this that scales with your catalogue instead of your customer count.
A launch claims check is $950 for up to three products, and partner terms are agreed in writing. Label-review firms charge per label and leave the marketing claims out. Once a SKU is ruled, every seller on that SKU starts from copy that has already been checked, which is what makes per-SKU pricing work for you.
Take a share, or resell it under your own name at your margin. Fee is identical whether a brand passes or fails, and no commission touches the certification mark, ever. An incentive to find problems would make the finding worthless to you.
The file
One signed file, whatever route it arrives by. It answers Amazon, a processor, an ad reviewer or a buyer.
Every public claim ruled against all 109 standards, drawn from published FDA, FTC and marketplace rules.
Each finding quoted verbatim from the copy, with the standard it runs into.
A rewrite at the strongest wording the standard allows for every finding, written to keep the sales promise.
Severity rating, so the takedown triggers get fixed before the wording nits.
Where the brand sits against the 2,243 listings we have ruled, a number that takes the whole category ruled to produce.
A licensed pharmacist's signature on a file built to be forwarded.
Independence
Charge differently for a pass. The fee is identical whether a brand passes or fails. An incentive to find problems would make every finding worth less, including to you.
Pay a commission on the mark. No referral path leads to the certification mark, ever. It is earned by audit or not at all.
Contact your book. Non-circumvention and roster confidentiality go in the agreement before any client-level detail moves in either direction.
Call it legal advice. It is a marketing-claims review under published standards, signed by a licensed pharmacist. Where a brand needs counsel we say so and refer up.
Start here
Pick any product in your catalogue and we will rule its published description and send back every finding with the rewrite the standard allows, at no charge. If the copy is clean it takes ten minutes to find out.
Or write to audit@claimsverified.org directly. Terms are in writing before the first referral, in either direction.
The evidence behind all of this is public. The State of Supplement Claims runs the full dataset, the ten phrases that fail most, and the method, free to cite with attribution.
Read The State of Supplement Claims →Say the most the rules allow. Then keep selling it, everywhere, at any spend.
Clean copy can run on every channel at once with nothing for a machine to switch off, so you can push budget knowing what a reviewer can find. And it is the brand a careful shopper can believe.