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A late correction means new design work, replacement packaging, and rush printing.
FDA, MoCRA, state and retailer checks in one scan, with corrected wording wherever a label edit fixes the issue.
Missing required label text, a formula-label mismatch, a drug-like claim, or a retailer document gap can turn a quick file edit into new packaging, held inventory, and delayed sales.
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Real CPGShield scan output for a fictional product. The animation demonstrates the workflow, not a timing or approval claim.
CPGShield found the issues while the fictional label could still be changed, before packaging was printed.
Packaging can look finished while required label text is missing, the ingredient list no longer matches the formula, a claim creates drug risk, or a retailer expects records you do not have.
A late correction means new design work, replacement packaging, and rush printing.
A late correction can pause a launch, miss a sales window, and delay revenue.
A retailer or marketplace may pause or reject the product or request records the team has not prepared.
Finished goods may need to be held, relabeled, repacked, returned, or discarded.
Not every issue causes every result. But the later a problem is found, the fewer affordable options may remain.
CPGShield reads what you give it and returns the problem, why it matters, the regulation or retailer standard behind it, and corrected wording.
Match the ingredient list against your formula and flag restricted substances by INCI name and synonym.
Catch drug claims, benefit language that needs evidence, and wording retailers reject.
Check identity, net quantity, warnings and the manufacturer line; measure type size and placement in a print-ready PDF.
Name the records that are missing, expired, or tied to an older version.
Screen against Prop 65, state PFAS and chemical bans, and each retailer's own banned-ingredient list.
Start in My Products. Each product gets a free Product File holding its formula, label, claims, artwork, documents and saved checks. A label review is the simplest entry point, not the whole system.
Run only the checks you choose. The cost is shown first. Correct the files, check the changed version, and retain findings, tasks, reports and internal decisions.
Reviewing Product Preflight is free. It does not silently run checks or spend credits. A record never turns an unperformed check into a clear result.
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Create your Product File and run a free label summary.
Unlock the detailed findings and available fixes for one label. Make changes, check that label again, and keep the report.
The purchase also includes two focused check credits for separate tools such as ingredients, claims, states, retailers, or print artwork.
In the account these are one label credit and two check credits. One check credit runs one focused tool. Applying supported PDF corrections uses one additional check credit. Credits do not expire.
Check my product freeProduct Files and document records are free. The $49 unlock is for one label; formula, claim, state, retailer and print-PDF runs remain separate explicit actions. See all pricing.
CPGShield checks supported rules and helps cosmetic teams find potential problems earlier. It does not replace legal advice, laboratory testing, product-safety review, or government review. It cannot guarantee regulatory or retailer approval.
Start with a free Product File and label summary. Add checks when you need them.
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New to CPGShield? Start a free Product File and check your cosmetic label. The free summary shows issue counts, affected areas, and checks that still need attention. Unlock that label when you want detailed findings, supported fixes, and reports.
CPGShield is a U.S. cosmetic product preflight and recordkeeping system. Start in My Products, choose what you are preparing to do, and connect the information and files you have. Product Preflight separates problems, missing information, professional-review questions, completed checks and checks not run. Drug-label compliance is not evaluated.
Paste your label text, upload the PDF, or photograph the package and let the reader pull the text off it. CPGShield screens it against the checks applicable to the submitted text and selected scope: federal FDA labeling, MoCRA, state ingredient bans, Prop 65, PFAS restrictions, FTC claims standards, and the published clean standards of the retailers you sell to.
Your free scan shows the verdict, issue counts, severities, affected categories, and checks not completed. Unlock that label once to review detailed findings with citations, approve supported corrections, receive detailed results on future rescans, create tasks, and export reports. Connect it to a free Product File to keep the surrounding records tied to the right versions.
Label compliance is not one problem you solve once. It is a problem that returns with each new product, reformulation, and every new state law that takes effect.
Federal regulations, state requirements and retailer programs come from different sources. CPGShield brings covered checks and their citations together so you can spend less time searching and more time working through your label.
CPGShield combines covered label checks, supported text corrections and downloadable reports. Use it alongside the formula records, testing and professional review your product needs.
Start when you are ready. Get clear next steps. Keep the evidence with the work.
Paste label text or upload a photo and review the extracted text. Get an issue summary from covered checks without booking a demo or entering a card. Print-PDF measurement uses a separate check credit.
PASS means no issues were found in the checks completed on that scan. Review unresolved and not-checked items separately. That is a screening result, not a compliance determination, and responsibility for the label stays yours.
Spend one label credit to permanently unlock that label's detailed findings, guided text fixes, detailed results on future rescans, tasks, corrected-label and report PDFs, and rejection-response preparation. Review changes and unresolved items before sharing your work.
Each violation names its source: a CFR section, a state statute, or a retailer’s published standard. The actual citation, quoted and explained in the app, so you can see exactly what the requirement says without hunting through a government website.
Findings are split into what blocks a print run and what is a judgment call, grouped by the authority behind them: federal, state, retailer, ingredients, claims, and California Prop 65.
Every scan lists every check it performed: which checks found issues, which passed, which did not apply to your product, and which could not be completed from label text alone. When something falls outside what a text scan can determine, we say so instead of reporting it as a pass.
Review suggested claim rewrites, supply missing product facts, and apply supported label-text corrections in one workflow. Missing warnings, the net quantity statement, the manufacturer line and the Prop 65 warning are supplied in the format the rule asks for, ready to paste into your artwork or export as the corrected-label PDF. Rescan the result and export corrected copy for your designer. Formula changes and unresolved checks remain yours to review.
One guided pass rewrites your label text with the corrections CPGShield can support, and separates the items that still need your decision. Banned ingredients come pre-checked for removal, while conditionally restricted ones are left to your judgment. Approve the changes you want, review the revised copy, and scan it again.
Start a label structured to the requirements we encode, instead of retrofitting one. Useful when the formula exists but the packaging copy does not.
The rebuilt label copy as a file, so the corrected wording reaches your designer as a document rather than a paste from a browser tab.
Export any scan as a report you can hand to a buyer, a broker, or a compliance team. Written in two versions: a retailer version mapped to the program checklist your buyer works from, and an attorney version carrying the sources and findings behind the screening result.
A requirement by requirement view across states and retailer programs, so you can see where one product compares across covered states and programs.
When a buyer or a retailer’s compliance team rejects an unlocked label, paste their notice. CPGShield maps recognized issues to covered requirements, drafts an editable appeal letter or Amazon Plan of Action, and lists supporting documents indicated by those requirements. Included with that Label Review.
Paste your ingredient list and see every restriction we hold for each ingredient, grouped by jurisdiction. Useful before you commit to a formula rather than after.
Test a claim before it goes on the label or into an ad. It screens for drug claims, unsupported language, and phrasing that regulators and retailers reject.
Upload a print-ready PDF and we measure what text cannot show: type size, boldness, contrast, and panel placement, against the requirements that carry a number.
Browse the rules behind CPGShield checks, with the citation on every row. Every rule your own label tripped opens permanently when you unlock that label, at no extra cost, across every scan of it; other Rule Library entries use one check credit each.
Findings become tracked tasks with status and an owner, created for you the moment you unlock a label. Formula, document, selling, release and after-launch work stays visible in the same place.
Five sample labels, from a near-miss to a stress test, scanned by the real engine.
Product Review now lives in Product Preflight for each product. Reviewing saved work does not run checks or spend credits.
Includes records created from label history. Counts describe saved-record items, not a full Product Preflight verdict. Requirement versions may recur across products; they are not separate new laws.
Historical activity, not current product readiness. Scan totals include repeat scans. Other or extraction-limited results remain in Total Scans; the two finding counts are not a complete breakdown. Sample labels follow your Settings preference; retained Product Files are counted separately in Account overview.
Projects organize labels. They are not a substitute for a connected Product File in My Products.
Projects help you organize multiple products. You can create one after your first scan.
Product Review now lives in Product Preflight for each product. Opening a product reviews saved work; it does not run checks or spend credits.
Working products are Product Files you created or products you selected in this browser. This is organization, not a regulatory status. Historical records remain available.
These are saved-record signals, not a full readiness verdict. Goals are saved in this browser. Recency does not mean a product is active or approved.
Your goal changes the questions, checks and finish line shown first. It does not remove any product record.
See what can stop the current goal, what information is missing, what needs a professional, and what has actually been checked.
Organize this product's saved versions and results. This review does not execute checks, refresh old results, or spend credits. Select each paid check separately in the relevant view.
How to read this: Clear means no issue was found within the checks actually completed for the named versions. Not checked remains separate. CPGShield does not certify safety, legal compliance, or retailer approval.
Advanced Product File
This is the complete existing workspace. Every original record and control remains available here while Product Preflight becomes the simpler default.
Complete the five setup steps in order. After-launch tools remain available whenever you need them.
Start with five facts CPGShield needs to guide the rest of the work. Add optional details only when they are relevant.
Record intended use and every important claim. CPGShield continues covered cosmetic checks when possible, but drug, device, injected, and internal-use requirements remain outside this workspace.
Start a free Product File, then add your label for a free summary. It shows issue counts, affected areas, and incomplete checks. Unlock detailed findings and supported fixes only when useful.
These answers order your guidance. They do not change rule outcomes or hide available tools.
If you already have complete label text, you can run a free summary while you are here.
Review and fix this label first. Then connect the current formula, claims, artwork, records, states, and retailers in a Product File before making the release decision.
CPGShield is a U.S. cosmetic product preflight and recordkeeping system. Start in My Products, create one connected Product File, and choose what you are preparing to do: approve packaging, start production, submit for sale, answer a rejection, or maintain a live product.
Add the information and files you have. Product Preflight organizes saved problems, missing information, professional-review questions, completed supported checks and checks not run. You choose each check explicitly; reviewing saved work does not spend credits. The label review is the simplest entry point into this broader record.
Keep the exact formula, label, artwork, documents, findings and internal decisions together. Coverage & Methodology explains the sources, rule scope and limits. CPGShield helps find potential problems earlier; it does not replace legal advice, laboratory testing, safety review or government review, and it does not guarantee approval.
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