Free RUO productcopy checker.
Paste product, page or email copy. Flagged phrases are highlighted with a reason and a one-line rewrite hint. This is a simplified version of the checker built into our platform. It runs fully in your browser; nothing is sent or stored. Not legal advice.
Runs in your browser. Nothing is sent or stored. The sample uses a fictional product.
Results
8 phrases flagged.
- “clinically proven” · "Clinically proven" / "FDA approved" style claimClaims approval, clinical proof or medical endorsement. Remove the claim. Cite the lot's analytical report instead.
- “fat loss” · Weight or fat-loss claimImplies an effect on body weight or fat. Describe identity, documentation and research-use status instead.
- “recovery” · Healing, treatment or disease claimImplies the product treats, cures, heals or prevents a condition. Describe identity, documentation and research-use status instead.
- “Reconstitute” · Injection or reconstitution languageAdministration or preparation-for-use wording suggests human use. Remove administration and preparation steps. Link to lot documentation instead.
- “bacteriostatic water” · Injection or reconstitution languageAdministration or preparation-for-use wording suggests human use. Remove administration and preparation steps. Link to lot documentation instead.
- “inject” · Injection or reconstitution languageAdministration or preparation-for-use wording suggests human use. Remove administration and preparation steps. Link to lot documentation instead.
- “250 mcg per day” · Dosing languageDosing or units-per-day wording suggests use in people or animals. Remove dosing. State the labeled amount per vial and the research-use status.
- “before and after” · Before/after claimBefore/after or results-over-time wording implies an effect. Describe identity, documentation and research-use status instead.
Note: no research-use statement found. A statement alone does not make copy acceptable, but decide with counsel where it belongs.
What it catches, and what it can't.
It flags weight or fat-loss, muscle-building, anti-aging, healing, treatment and disease words, dosing and units-per-day language, injection and reconstitution language, human-use framing, “clinically proven”, “FDA approved” and “doctor recommended” style claims, and before/after wording.
It cannot judge context, imagery, product selection or the net impression of your whole site, which is how FDA has judged peptide sellers' websites. A clean result is not a compliance finding. Not legal advice.
This is a simplified version of our platform's checker, which runs inside the admin on products, pages, sections, header and footer, cart, popup, collections, emails and AI-agent edits in off, warn or block mode.
How the platform checker works →Draft disclaimer text →Questions about this tool.
Is my copy sent anywhere?
No. The check runs in your browser. Nothing you paste is sent to us or stored.
If nothing is flagged, is my copy compliant?
No. The tool catches common phrases only. It cannot judge context, imagery, product selection or the net impression of your whole site. Have counsel review.
How is the platform checker different?
The platform's checker runs inside the admin on products, pages, sections, header and footer, cart, popup, collections, emails and AI-agent edits, in off, warn or block mode.
Why is a missing research-use statement only a note?
A statement does not make copy acceptable on its own, and not every block of copy needs one. We show it as information so you can decide where it belongs.
Want these checks inside your store?
Our platform runs the copy checker in your admin and stores attestation and age on every order. No promises on revenue, rankings or approvals.
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