HealthPrecheck
See whether a supplement or wellness claim crosses the FDA/FTC line — before you print the label.
HealthPrecheck pastes supplement or wellness marketing wording and returns a scored pre-check for disease claims, missing 21 CFR 101.93 disclaimers, implied FDA approval, and unsubstantiated 'clinically proven' cues. It is decision-support, not legal advice.
Paste your supplement or wellness marketing wording before it ships. Get a scored pre-check report — is it a disease “treats/cures/prevents” claim (an unapproved-drug line), a structure/function claim missing the mandatory 101.93 disclaimer, a “clinically proven” cue with no named study, an absolute like “no side effects”, or an implied “FDA approved” — based on 21 CFR 101.93 and the FTC health-claim framework. A heads-up, not a legal opinion.
What is in scope
- Disease-claim boundary flags
- Missing 21 CFR 101.93 disclaimer check
- Implied FDA approval and substantiation cues
Which requirements it maps to
- Disease-claim boundary
- Missing-disclaimer check
- Implied FDA approval
- Substantiation cues
What does HealthPrecheck do?
You paste supplement or wellness copy and get a scored pre-check covering disease claims that would turn a supplement into an unapproved-drug claim, missing structure/function disclaimers, implied FDA approval, and substantiation cues.
Who is it for?
Supplement and wellness brands, and the agencies writing their product pages and ads.
What do you get?
Disease-claim boundary flags, missing-disclaimer checks, implied-approval flags, and substantiation cues with a fix checklist.
What are the limits?
It is a heads-up, not a legal opinion and not a conformity certificate.
Scope questions, answered
What is HealthPrecheck?
A paste-first pre-check that scores supplement and wellness claims against FDA and FTC health-claim themes.
Who should use it?
Supplement and wellness brands and their marketing agencies.
Does it clear my label?
No. It flags wording risk; label review is a regulatory question.
What inputs do I need?
The supplement or wellness marketing wording you intend to publish or print.
Does it replace regulatory counsel?
No. It is decision-support, not legal advice.
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