Free tool · Peptide Compliance Checker
Is your peptide site safe? See what the FDA would flag, before they do.
Enter your website and get a private report in about a minute: a score, a payment processor checklist, and every sentence that creates risk with the FDA, the FTC, your processor or ad platforms, shown where it sits on your page with wording you can paste in to fix it. Checked against rules we research every week.
What your report gives you
Not a vague score. The exact words, where they are, and what to write instead.
01Every risky sentence, proved and pictured
Each one is quoted from your page and found there again before it is reported. You see where it is (even inside a closed tab), a screenshot with the words highlighted, and a button that opens the page at that spot.
02A payment processor checklist
Nine checks a processor's risk team runs before approving or keeping an RUO store: research use statements, an age or researcher gate, policies, contact details, currency, injection supplies, dosing wording, GLP-1 names and reviews. Passed or needs work, each with its source.
03Wording you can paste in
Every finding comes with replacement copy, not just a warning.
04Rules researched every week
The FDA and its warning letters, the FTC, Stripe, PayPal, Square, Mastercard and Visa, and the ad platforms, each rule linked to where it is published. A call the AI makes with no published rule behind it is labelled a judgment call and kept out of the serious counts.
05Rescan as you fix
Change a page and check it again, up to three times a visit, and see how far your score moved.
06A fix plan to hand on
Download the whole report as a PDF for your developer, your attorney or your processor, or have it emailed to you.
What it checks
The eight things that get peptide brands shut down.
Each finding in your report quotes the words on your page, says which rule they break and links to where that rule is published.
01Disease and treatment claims
Words like treats, heals, cures or "for recovery" turn a research product into an unapproved drug in the FDA's eyes.
02Dosing and protocols
The FDA's August 2026 peptide warning letters cited dosing calculators and reconstitution supplies as proof a product was meant for people.
03Human use implied
Injection how-tos, weight loss and anti-aging language, and lifestyle photos say the product is for people.
04Research use only statements
Missing, buried or contradicted RUO wording, on product pages, in the footer and at checkout.
05Testimonials and results
Reviews about how someone felt, before and after photos and unproven results, which the FTC treats as claims.
06Payment and ad wording
Phrases that get a processor account closed or an ad account banned, from the platforms' own policies.
07Products and supplies that draw action
GLP-1 drugs and the names sold in place of them, and bacteriostatic water, syringes or reconstitution kits sold beside peptides.
08Copy nobody sees until it is too late
Closed product tabs, meta descriptions in Google results and image alt text count as much as the page itself. The checker reads them all and tells you where each one is.
For our clients
Compliance that keeps running after the check.
The free check reads up to eight public pages once. Peptide and telehealth brands we work with get this every week.
01Every page, every week
Your whole site reviewed every week against that week's rules, with a report emailed to you.
02Including the pages behind your login
Most RUO stores gate their products. We review them signed in, the way a customer sees them, not just the gate.
03Fixed for you
We rewrite the copy, rebuild what needs it and check it again, inside the packages.
04Everything else follows the same rules
Posts, emails and pictures we write for you are checked against the same library before they go out.
Peptide compliance checker FAQs
Is this legal advice?
No. Using the checker means agreeing to our Terms of Service (section 7). It is an automated risk check of your public pages against published rules, with a link to each rule's source. It tells you what to look at and suggests wording, but it cannot promise you are compliant. Have anything critical reviewed by an attorney who works with FDA-regulated products.
Where do the rules come from, and how current are they?
From the sources that enforce them: the FDA and its warning letters, the FTC, payment processors and ad platforms. We research them every week for the peptide brands we market, and the checker uses that same library, so a scan always runs against the latest version. Your report shows the date it was last updated.
Is my report shared or published?
No. It is never published and there is no public link to it. It shows on this page in your browser, it is emailed to you, and you can print it or save it as a PDF. We keep a private copy, which only our staff can see, so we can help you with it if you ask.
Which pages does it check?
Up to eight public pages, chosen the way a reviewer would: your home page, product pages, the shop, about, FAQs and your policy or research use pages. It reads everything on them, including closed tabs, the meta description and image alt text, and tells you where each finding sits.
Can you check the pages behind my login or age gate?
The free check cannot sign in, and the report says so when most of your pages sit behind a gate. For our clients we review those pages too, signed in the way a customer is, every week.
What is the payment processor checklist?
Nine automatic checks a processor's risk team runs on an RUO store: a research use only statement on every page, an age or researcher gate, refund, terms, privacy and shipping policies, contact details, prices that name the currency, no injection supplies, no dosing wording, no GLP-1 drug names and no customer reviews. Each says passed or needs work and links to its source. They are pattern checks, so read the detail beside each one.
Why can my score change if I run it again?
The review is done by AI, so a borderline sentence may be rated critical on one run and high on the next, and the score moves with it. The sentences it quotes stay much the same. Work from the list of what to change, not the number. You can rescan up to three times a visit, and the report shows how far the score moved since your last scan.
What does it cost?
The check is free. If you want help fixing what it finds, ask The Studio Creative from your report: we will reply with what we would change and what it would cost, or see the peptide marketing packages.
Does it change anything on my site?
No. It reads your pages the way a visitor's browser would, and nothing else.
Launch a peptide brand that stays open.
A store, search pages, email and follow-up built inside the FDA, FTC and platform rules from day one. Tell us about your brand and we reply, usually the same business day.