See the exact wording FDA has flagged, matched to your brand.

ClaimSweep reads every page of your website and matches your wording to claims real FDA warning letters have questioned. Every flag links to the source letter.

Your whole site. One payment. Report by email within 24 hours.

Example scan: yourbrand.com3 of 14 pages

/products/immune-blend

Our blend boosts the immune system all winter long.

FDA quoted similar wording in its letter to Santhigram Kerala Ayurvedic Co. of U.S., Inc., 2022. Read the letter

/blogs/wellness/joint-health

Turmeric reduces inflammation naturally.

FDA quoted similar wording in its letter to Lone Star Botanicals Inc., 2023. Read the letter

/pages/faq

Yes, our calm gummies relieve anxiety within minutes.

FDA quoted similar wording in its letter to Flora Inc, 2021. Read the letter

Example site. The FDA letters are real.

A warning letter is built from your own marketing

It quotes your own words

Each letter lists the exact sentences FDA objected to, copied from the company's website and social posts.

It's public, with your name on it

FDA posts warning letters on fda.gov, searchable by company name, where anyone can find them.

The clock starts on delivery

Letters ask for a written response within 15 working days, and warn of what follows:

"may result in legal action including, without limitation, seizure and injunction."

Why we check your whole site, not one page

FDA doesn't stop at the product description. Its letters quote blog posts, FAQ answers and social captions too. From the 649 letters in our database:

140

letters quote wording from two or more different pages or posts of the same company.

61

letters quote the company's social media posts.

What you get

Every sentence on your site that matches wording FDA has quoted, grouped by page, each next to the FDA quote and a link to the letter. Here are two flags from our sample report.

Claim 1Our daily blend boosts your immune system and reduces inflammation from the inside out.

AMLA CAPSULE... It boosts the immune system by building the body’s natural defence [sic] to fight infections.

Quoted in FDA's warning letter to Santhigram Kerala Ayurvedic Co. of U.S., Inc., May 19, 2022. Read the letter on fda.gov
5 cited phrases in the database contain this wording.

Claim 3Ashwagandha relieves anxiety so you can unwind at the end of the day.

[Sleep•Essence] also relieves anxiety…

Quoted in FDA's warning letter to Flora Inc, June 7, 2021. Read the letter on fda.gov
9 cited phrases in the database contain this wording.

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Less than an hour of a regulatory lawyer's time. And if you do talk to one, you walk in knowing exactly which sentences to ask about.

Not opinions. Not AI guesses. Every flag is wording a real FDA warning letter questioned: quoted, dated, and linked to the source.

How it works

  1. Send your website

    Enter your site address and the email where the report should go.

  2. Pay $39.99

    Secure checkout through Lemon Squeezy. One payment, no subscription.

  3. Get your report within 24 hours

    Every matching sentence, page by page, with the FDA quote and a link to each letter.

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No signup. Paste a claim and see whether FDA has quoted similar wording in a warning letter.

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What the report is, and what it isn't

You get

  • Every public page on your site checked: product pages, landing pages, blog posts, FAQ and about pages
  • Each matching sentence next to the exact FDA quote
  • A link to every source letter on fda.gov
  • A note when we find the FDA-required supplement disclaimer, so you know it isn't being flagged
  • Delivered by email within 24 hours of payment

It is not

  • Legal advice or a sign-off on your marketing
  • A promise about unflagged wording. FDA can object to words it hasn't quoted before
  • A review of Amazon listings, ads or social accounts (website only for now)

Questions

Who is this for?

Brands selling supplements, CBD, peptides, cosmetics and wellness products, and the people who write their copy.

Which pages do you check?

Every public page on the website you send: product pages, landing pages, blog posts, FAQ and about pages. Running a very large site? Email [email protected] first and we'll confirm what's covered.

When and how do I get the report?

By email from [email protected], within 24 hours of payment. Check your spam folder if you don't see it.

Can I get a refund?

Each report is prepared as soon as you pay, so all sales are final. Double-check your website address and email before checkout. See the terms.

Where does the data come from?

Published FDA warning letters on fda.gov. We collect new letters every day and pull out the marketing wording each one quotes.

Is this legal advice?

No. The report shows where your wording matches language FDA has quoted. You decide what to change, ideally with qualified counsel.

Find out what's on your site that FDA has already objected to elsewhere.

One payment of $39.99. Your whole website. Report in your inbox within 24 hours.

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