Updated September 29, 2026 · Official sources are linked where cited · Development guidance; no qualified legal or regulatory review.
ARTWORK REVIEW
A staged checklist for dietary supplement label review Reviewing artwork after it is designed is too late to discover that the formula, serving basis, business role, or claim record is unresolved. Use these stages to keep source evidence and open questions visible before approval.
Use the interactive checklist
Stage 1 — Freeze the product facts Final formula, component ingredients, specifications, and supplier versions. Dosage form, serving size, directions, target users, and conditions of use. Package count, volume, or weight and the actual packaging configuration. Manufacturer, packer, distributor, importer, and brand-owner roles. Every proposed label, website, marketplace, advertising, and testimonial claim.
Stage 2 — Review the required label elements Statement of identity on the principal display panel. Net quantity wording, units, location, and prominence. Supplement Facts serving information, dietary ingredient rows, amounts, Daily Values, footnotes, and format. Other ingredients, sub-ingredients, allergens, colors, flavors, capsule materials, and relevant processing components. Name, qualifying role phrase, and place of business. Product-specific warnings, storage, tamper, and handling statements.
Stage 3 — Review claims and relationships Classify each exact statement in context; do not review isolated keywords only. Keep claims linked to asterisks, symbols, footnotes, qualifiers, and panel locations. Review the structure/function disclaimer and notification requirements when applicable. Confirm that substantiation supports the actual wording and conditions of use. Compare digital marketing with the label instead of assuming the label disclaimer covers external claims.
Stage 4 — Approve the finished artifact Inspect final-size proofs, package panels, folds, curves, overwraps, inserts, and contrast. Verify identifiers, version, date, source links, reviewer, open issues, and approval status. Compare production artwork with the approved file and retain the released version. Reopen review when formula, supplier, dose, package, claims, business details, evidence, or rules change.
Focused guides Review panel-specific requirements.
Trace the complete formula into artwork.
Confirm entity, role, and address.
Checklist boundary Completing a checklist does not establish compliance or replace current source review and qualified product-specific judgment.
Updated September 28, 2026