FDA Compliant Supplement Labeling

For years, supplement manufacturers neglected labeling compliance. Nice design and hard-hitting marketing messages always took precedence. With relatively lax FDA enforcement, few paid the price.

Not any more. The FDA is increasingly vigilant about marketing claims. And it’s not just the FDA who’s on the case … Just recently, the Senate Committee on Aging garnered extensive media coverage for its investigation into what it characterized as a “dangerous and deceitful” nutritional supplement industry.

Make sure your dietary supplement labels are FDA compliant with our free FDA Labeling evaluation service

As a certified vitamin manufacturer trained by the Natural Products Association, we specialize in creating compliant dietary supplement labels. Our experts ensure that your labels meet essential regulations, including FDA-approved health claims, product identification, and net quantity statements.

We meticulously check for key components such as serving sizes, active ingredients, allergen warnings, and the necessary FDA disclaimers. This attention to detail helps prevent costly errors that could lead to warning letters.

To get started, simply call us at (800) 233-2112 or email us for your free label compliance evaluation today.

  • Name of the product
  • Statement of net quantity
  • Serving size
  • Lot/Batch Number
  • Known allergens (wheat, milk, soy, shellfish, etc)
  • Use of FDA-approved health claims and structure/function language approved for dietary supplements.
  • Supplement facts panel (the same thing as a nutritional facts panel on food products
  • Active ingredients and listing of other ingredients whose daily values have not been established
  • An FDA disclaimer such as “This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
  • And more...
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The central exhibit under discussion?

Labels from dietary supplement products that contained illegal claims.
While FDA enforcement action for non-compliance may start with a seemingly mild slap-on-the-wrist warning letter, the letter requires that you change your labels. And this can cost you tens of thousands of dollars in printing, repackaging, recalls and more
Even worse – you only have 15 days to comply.

And if you don’t revise your labels? Fines and product seizures. Not to mention bad press.

So why take the risk?

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So Don’t Risk It

Why cause yourself unnecessary expense and frustration by using labels that might earn you a warning letter and more?

Find out right now if your labels are compliant – for free.

Simply call us at (800) 233-2112 or email us to set up your free evaluation.