Unless a claim is expressly allowed for that product in your market, don’t say or suggest that a product:
- prevents, treats or cures a disease or condition;
- is a medicine or a substitute for medical care;
- is approved, endorsed or certified by Supplio, a regulator or a health professional;
- is clinically proven, unless you hold evidence for that exact claim;
- is safe for everyone, including during pregnancy or alongside medication, unless the product information supports it;
- guarantees a specific result in a set time; or
- contains something it doesn’t, or comes from somewhere it doesn’t.
Don’t use fake reviews, invented testimonials or misleading before-and-after images.
A statement appearing in our catalogue, a template or a blog article doesn’t make it allowed for your product. Get your own advice. See the Supplement & Health Disclaimer.
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