CPGShield · U.S. cosmetic label preflight

Find cosmetic claims that may create drug concerns

Cosmetic claims help establish intended use. Wording about treating disease or affecting the structure or function of the body can make a product a drug under U.S. law, even when the brand calls it a cosmetic.

Why this matters before print

Claims often spread across packaging, product pages, retailer listings and social copy. Fixing one surface while leaving the same language elsewhere creates an inconsistent launch and can trigger another review.

What the supported check covers

Supported disease-treatment and prevention language
Supported structure-or-function wording
Named-condition and cure-style phrases
Available safer text tasks without deciding whether evidence is sufficient

How to use it

Add the label and product information you have.
Review completed, incomplete and not-checked items separately.
Fix supported issues and check the revised label again before committing to packaging.

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No card required for the summary. The checker does not verify whether a claim is true, review clinical evidence, determine legal classification or certify that revised copy is compliant.

Authoritative sources and related guides

CPGShield is a U.S. cosmetic product preflight and recordkeeping system. Start with a free label summary, or create a connected Product File in My Products. Select focused checks separately; an article is not a product review.