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ingredient-research

Compiles per-ingredient and cross-ingredient research summaries from clinical evidence and metadata for dietary supplements and skincare products.

13|5|Updated Mar 20, 2026
Search Tags:#copywriting#regulatory-compliance#research-synthesis#clinical-evidence#supplements#ingredient-research#mechanism-of-action
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npx skills add https://github.com/coleschaffer/dtc-copywriting-skills --skill ingredient-research-coleschaffer
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Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: ingredient-research
Source: https://github.com/coleschaffer/dtc-copywriting-skills/tree/main/skills/ingredient-research
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/coleschaffer/dtc-copywriting-skills --skill ingredient-research-coleschaffer

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Delivers structured, citable ingredient-level research so copywriters and product teams can turn clinical evidence, dosages, bioavailability, and mechanism details into compliant, high-converting marketing claims and brief-ready proof points.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Systematically gathers clinical studies, meta-analyses, trial metadata, dosage ranges, and bioavailability notes for each ingredient.
  • Extracts mechanism-of-action explanations in technical and plain-language forms, rates proof strength, and flags FTC/FDA compliance concerns.
  • Produces per-ingredient research briefs and a cross-ingredient analysis that identifies synergies, contraindications, evidence clusters, and gaps for mechanism ideation and copywriting.
  • Use case: Validate supplement claims for a new product launch, create DR-ready proof points for ad copy, or summarize active skincare ingredients for a product page.

Quick Start

Research clinical studies, dosages, mechanisms, and DR-ready claim statements for the ingredients in "My Product Name" and compile per-ingredient briefs and a cross-ingredient summary.

Frequently Asked Questions about ingredient-research

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I find clinical studies and dosage ranges for supplement ingredients to back up marketing claims?▼

Ingredient research systematically gathers clinical studies, meta-analyses, trial metadata, and dosage ranges for supplement ingredients, extracting citable proof points and rating evidence strength to support compliant marketing copy.

What is the best way to research mechanism of action for skincare ingredients in plain language?▼

Mechanism of action research extracts technical and plain-language explanations of how skincare ingredients work, compiling per-ingredient briefs that summarize bioavailability, evidence clusters, and synergies for product page copy.

Can I use ingredient research to check FTC and FDA compliance concerns for dietary supplement copy?▼

Yes, ingredient research flags FTC and FDA compliance concerns during evidence gathering, rating proof strength and identifying contraindications so copywriters can produce DR-ready claim statements that align with regulatory requirements.

How do I compile per-ingredient research briefs and a cross-ingredient analysis for a new product launch?▼

Provide a product name and ingredient list, and the research process extracts study metadata, mechanisms, and dosage data into per-ingredient briefs, then synthesizes a cross-ingredient analysis covering synergies, contraindications, and evidence gaps.

Does ingredient research work for food product components or only dietary supplements?▼

Ingredient research applies to supplements, skincare, food, and other product components, gathering clinical evidence, bioavailability notes, and mechanism details to produce brief-ready proof points across multiple product categories.

What are the limitations of using clinical evidence research for ad copy claim validation?▼

Clinical evidence research relies on available published studies and metadata, meaning ingredients with limited trial data will show evidence gaps, and compliance flagging is advisory rather than a substitute for formal legal review of marketing claims.

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