Copy drifts, and Amazon says its AI scans billions of product page changes a day, so every edit gets the page read again. An agency pushes new creative, an A+ module (the images and text below the bullets) changes, a seasonal ad brings back the exact phrase the audit cleared out, and the file you hand Amazon or a buyer quietly ages into a snapshot.
AFTER A REVIEWMonitoring extends a Listing Clean or an audit, so it attaches the day your report is delivered.
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Monitoring re-runs everything your review covered, every month, through the engine that has run 244,000+ phrase checks and keeps scanning. A licensed pharmacist signs anything that becomes a finding.
Against the current 109 standards, drawn from FDA and FTC rules, Health Canada and platform policy.
Everything your review covered: Amazon listing, A+ content, product pages, ad copy, email flows.
What ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, Grok and Amazon’s Alexa for Shopping (formerly Rufus) say about your brand.
Alert within 48 hours when a re-scan finds a new Critical finding, with a rewrite the standard allows attached, so the listing can keep running.
Reviewed when you send it to us ahead of publishing.
Every change recorded with the date it was reviewed.
Quarterly position against your category peers, and standing pharmacist access.
We watch the primary source behind every one of the nineteen rulebooks our 109 standards are drawn from. Amazon’s supplements policy says in its own text that it is changeable without notice, so a file signed in August is a file measured against August. If a source we audit against changes, you hear from us with what moved and whether it touches your copy.
Every surface re-ruled and compared with your last scan: what is new, what you fixed, what stayed the same. A new Critical is emailed to you within 48 hours rather than held for the page.
A simplified preview. Ask about any new claim and the rewrite is re-checked against the same standards before you use it. The pharmacist reviews on request.
Shoppers now ask these assistants about a supplement before they buy it. A model update can start repeating a claim you removed months ago, or attach a caution to your brand name that no page of yours ever earned.
Your audit already records what they said at baseline. Monitoring puts the same questions to them every month, records what comes back, and flags anything that contradicts your audited copy, with the dated transcript in your file.
When a platform, a processor, a retail buyer or a regulator comes back to a brand, the question is almost never whether the copy was perfect. It is what did you do to check, and when.
An audit answers that for one date. A subscription answers it for today. That is the difference between a photograph and a state of affairs: a file signed in August is measured against August’s rules, on August’s copy. Neither the rules nor the copy stands still.
Amazon’s automated claim detection reads listings as they change, ad platforms re-review live creative, and the FDA publishes new warning letters every week. A point-in-time audit answers a continuous question only as long as the copy stands still, and copy never stands still.
Being reviewed once and holding the standard since are two different questions. A dated record of every change, reviewed and signed, turns one audit into a standing record that every claim was reviewed.
A Claims Verified licence holds only while the assets stay under scan. Monitoring is how an audited brand keeps its seal valid.
The Claims Verified licence holds only while the assets stay under scan. Monitoring is how an audited brand keeps its seal valid.
One month at a time.
If a month’s re-scan report is not what this page describes, that month is refunded in full.
It never moves with what we find.
You are kept by the work rather than by a contract.
What you get is a current answer to the question above, in writing, with a date on it.
Monitoring extends a review, it does not replace one. Without the baseline rulings there is nothing to measure drift against. Start with Listing Clean, $650 for up to 3 products, or the $2,000 audit for up to 10 products on every channel. Both include the first 30 days of monitoring, and monitoring continues from the day your report is delivered. Pre-launch brands get the same first month with Launch Clean, also $650.
While monitoring stays active, the Mark licence continues for brands that pass, and the 12-month fix-and-appeal backstop stays in force. If a platform flags a line we cleared, we fix it and back your appeal at no charge.
To add monitoring to your review: email audit@claimsverified.org or reply to your report. Active in one business day.
Review of marketing language only, not product testing, formulation, facility compliance, or legal advice. Findings are our opinion under the published Claims Verified standards.
Supplement claims review. Every public claim ruled against 109 published standards, rewritten to the rules and signed by a licensed pharmacist.