Getting a meeting with a retailer like Whole Foods, Sprouts, or a natural distributor is a huge opportunity for supplement brands. But many founders are caught off guard when they…
Marketing drives supplement sales, but it's also where brands most often run into compliance trouble. The FDA and FTC, including competitors and litigators, monitor websites,…
Importing dietary supplements into the United States requires two distinct FSVP roles: an eligible U.S.-located FSVP importer and a Qualified Individual to build and verify the technical compliance file.
A recall is one of the most damaging events a supplement brand can face. Whether triggered by an FDA finding, a retailer, or a consumer complaint, recalls destroy trust and create…
Launching or scaling a supplement brand on Amazon is about much more than attractive packaging. A supplement label is, first and foremost, a compliance document and key source…
Launching a dietary supplement in today's market isn't just about a great formula or compelling marketing. It's about trust. Consumers demand safety and transparency,…
Early-stage supplement brands face the same federal labeling, cGMP, and marketplace rules as large companies—without an in-house QA team. Here is how right-sized compliance support helps new founders launch safely.
Many supplement founders assume that by working with an FDA-registered contract manufacturer or that their product \"passes Amazon's requirements\", that, compliance is fully…
Most supplement founders assume recalls are something that only happen to \"the big guys.\" But history tells a different story: recalls hit everyone, from household names to…