Claims Compliance Checker

To check CPG marketing claims for FTC and FDA compliance, submit structured inputs including product category, approved claims, ingredient lists, and substantiation documents to validate against regulatory frameworks and identify prohibited language.

Unsubstantiated claims on dietary supplement packaging risk FDA warning letters and FTC fines. Screening claims pre-publication identifies misleading language and suggests compliant alternative phrasing to meet DSHEA and regulatory standards.

Yes, you can validate advertising copy against major US and EU regulatory frameworks. The review analyzes content across CPG categories like food, supplements, OTC drugs, and cosmetics to flag prohibited or misleading language.

To rewrite non-compliant product claims, run a regulatory review on your content to identify prohibited language, then apply the suggested compliant alternative phrasing to meet FTC, FDA, and EPA standards before publication.

Claims compliance review works for OTC drugs, cosmetics, and household products. It screens product claims against EPA and retailer-specific regulatory frameworks, ensuring CPG marketing content avoids fines and brand damage across target markets.

Reviewing CPG claims for regulatory compliance requires structured input on content, product category, approved claims, certifications, ingredient lists, target markets, channels, and substantiation documents to accurately identify non-compliant language.