Features
90+ compliance checks across the CoA, label, listing, and cGMP certificate. Every finding cites its verbatim source line, includes the exact fix, and rolls up into an exportable report for each supplement.
Eight areas, mirroring how Amazon’s verification actually reads your documents.
The rulebook stays current. Checks are updated continuously as Amazon and FDA policy evolves — new rules apply to your covered supplements automatically.
The checks find the problems. This is what SuppGuard hands you to solve them — per supplement, in one dashboard.
A full compliance report per supplement — findings, evidence, and fixes — exportable as a PDF for your team, supplier, or TIC.
A pre-filled Amazon appeal built directly from your findings, ready to submit.
The exact request to send your lab — which lines to change and the quantitative format Amazon accepts.
Every CoA, label, listing, and cGMP certificate stored securely and organized per SKU.
CoA freshness and cGMP audit windows tracked continuously — flagged well before they fail Amazon rules.
Upload a new batch and every finding re-runs automatically. Fixed issues clear; new ones surface.
Enrolled with NSF, USP, BSCG, Informed Sport, Clean Label, or GRMA? Declare it — no CoA upload needed.
We track Amazon and FDA policy changes and update the checks for you — part of what “autopilot” means.
Document completeness and alignment with Amazon's supplement policy — not product safety or legal advice. SuppGuard is an administrative workflow tool: it tells you whether your paperwork will survive Amazon's verification, and what to fix if it won't.
A Certificate of Analysis is the core document. Add the product label, Amazon listing text, and cGMP certificate to unlock label rules, cross-document checks, and facility checks. Fast-Track enrolled products don't need a CoA at all.
Amazon rejects CoAs older than 365 days at submission, and the report date can't precede the batch manufacture date. SuppGuard tracks both and reminds you before the window closes.
Tracking policy is part of the product. When Amazon updates its supplement requirements or the FDA changes labeling rules, we update the check catalog — and every covered supplement is evaluated against the current rulebook, not the one from when you signed up.
No. A CoA from any ISO/IEC 17025-accredited lab is valid evidence — it just routes through one of Amazon's approved TIC verifiers for submission. SuppGuard recognizes both lists and tells you which path your document is on.
Supplement brands selling on Amazon, aggregators managing supplement portfolios, agencies and growth consultants who handle compliance for clients, and manufacturers who supply them. Anything with an ASIN and a Supplement Facts panel.
No. Pass/Fail reflects document completeness and Amazon policy alignment only. SuppGuard is not affiliated with Amazon and does not provide legal, regulatory, or safety advice.
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