FDA Registered vs. FDA Approved Supplements: What Every Brand Owner Must Know One of the most persistent points of confusion in the dietary supplement industry is the difference between FDA registered vs. FDA approved supplements. Consumers assume “FDA approved” means the government has reviewed and endorsed a product. Many brand owners inadvertently use these terms…

FDA Dietary Supplement Labeling Requirements: A Brand Owner’s Complete Guide FDA dietary supplement labeling requirements govern every word, number, and graphic on your supplement’s label — and getting them wrong can result in FDA warning letters, import alerts, retailer rejections, or product recalls. For brand owners working with a contract manufacturer, understanding what FDA requires…

Supplement Certificate of Analysis: What Every Brand Must Demand from Their Manufacturer A supplement certificate of analysis — commonly called a COA — is the single most important quality document your contract manufacturer will produce. Every batch of dietary supplement that leaves a manufacturing facility should be accompanied by a COA, and every brand owner…