disease treatment / prevention claim — quoted from your page: “cures colds and prevents infection”
…linically proven formula cures colds and prevents infection in just 7 days. This FDA…
Suggested rewrite: Use a structure/function claim instead of a disease claim - this is the line FDA itself draws. 'Treats diabetes' -> 'Supports healthy glucose metabolism.' Disease claims require drug approval, which a supplement does not have.
'clinically proven' without evidence — quoted from your page: “clinically proven”
…mune Defense Complex Our clinically proven formula cures colds and…
Suggested rewrite: Either cite the study you rely on (author, year, sample size) next to the claim, or drop the phrase. The FTC lists unsubstantiated 'clinically proven' as a penalty offence.
'FDA-approved' (supplements are NOT FDA-approved — common violation) — quoted from your page: “FDA approved”
…ion in just 7 days. This FDA approved supplement boosts your i…
Suggested rewrite: Supplements are never FDA-approved. If true, say 'made in an FDA-registered facility' or 'produced under cGMP' - both are factual and allowed.
absolute '100% safe/effective/guaranteed' — quoted from your page: “100% safe”
…your immune system with 100% safe ingredients and no side…
Suggested rewrite: Remove the absolute. '100% safe' requires evidence no supplement has. Describe what the product is, not a guarantee of outcome.
'no side effects' (disallowed safety claim) — quoted from your page: “no side effects”
…00% safe ingredients and no side effects. Doctor recommended.…
Suggested rewrite: Remove. A blanket safety claim needs substantiation you almost certainly cannot produce. If relevant: 'consult your doctor before use'.
'boosts immune' — structure/function claim — quoted from your page: “boosts your immune”
…FDA approved supplement boosts your immune system with 100% safe in…
Suggested rewrite: 'Supports normal immune function' is the accepted structure/function wording. 'Boosts immunity' implies a disease effect.
'doctor recommended' without basis — quoted from your page: “Doctor recommended”
…nts and no side effects. Doctor recommended.…
Suggested rewrite: Keep only if you can state the basis in the same sentence (survey, sample size, date). Otherwise remove - the FTC treats unsupported endorsement claims as deceptive.