Paste one Amazon listing or your website. Get back every flagged line, the rule it runs into and what to change.
How many findings, by severity, and the date we scanned the copy.
Every finding quoted from your copy, why it fails in plain words, what to change, and rewrites to the standard for up to three of the worst.
Every surface you publish on, three rewrite options for every line that can be reworded, your category rank, and the pharmacist’s signature.
Label, ads and email flows are files, not links. They come with the full audit, which reads all of them.
The check is external and read-only. No Seller Central login, nothing installed.
2,243 best-selling listings in eight categories are already ruled. If yours is one, the summary appears on screen in seconds.
Not on file yet? We rule it against the current 109 standards and email the findings within two business days.
Nothing here is a legal opinion, and none of it arrives as a fine. It arrives like this.
A suppressed ASIN earns nothing from the hour it happens. Amazon’s supplement policy bars health claims its automated systems detect.
A processor review can put a reserve on the account. Stripe restricts health claims it considers harmful.
A restricted ad account can end paid traffic the day it happens. Meta and Google review ads by machine.
The audit rewrites every failing line to the strongest wording the rules allow, so the copy that replaces it still sells.
The check gives you counts. The audit tells you where this listing sits against every other listing we have ruled in its category.
A signed file is what an appeal, a processor review or an acquirer asks for.
12-month backstop. If a platform or processor flags a line we cleared, we fix it and back your appeal, free, for 12 months after the file is signed.
Every natural health product sold in Canada must carry an 8-digit Natural Product Number (NPN). We check yours against Health Canada’s licence register. The full audit then rules whether your marketing stays inside what the licence permits.
Supplement claims review. Every public claim ruled against 109 published standards, rewritten to the rules and signed by a licensed pharmacist.