ClaimcheckCheck a site

For supplement, skincare and clinic websites

Find the claims on your site the TGA or Ahpra may not allow.

Enter your website. We read your home page and up to 20 product and treatment pages, and show you the exact words worth a second look, with the rule behind each one.

Free, no sign-up. We read up to 20 public pages, the same ones any visitor sees.

What we check

Ten checks drawn from the Therapeutic Goods Advertising Code and Ahpra's advertising guidelines, including the cosmetic procedure rules in force since September 2025.

  • TGA

    Claims about cancer, HIV, hepatitis C or STIs

    Treat, cure or prevent claims about cancer, HIV, hepatitis C or STIs. These are prohibited outright.

  • TGA

    Claims about serious diseases or conditions

    Claims about depression, anxiety disorders, diabetes, heart disease, COVID and other serious conditions need TGA approval first.

  • TGA

    Prescription-only medicines named to the public

    Botox, Ozempic, Mounjaro and other prescription-only medicines named to the public, by brand or ingredient.

  • TGA

    Missing "read the label" statement

    Listed medicines (AUST L) shown without "Always read the label and follow the directions for use."

  • TGA

    "Safe" or "no side effects" claims

    "No side effects", "100% safe" and "harmless": the Code doesn't allow them.

  • TGA

    Weight-loss claims

    Fat-burning and weight-loss claims that go beyond an approved indication.

  • Ahpra

    Patient testimonials

    Patient reviews and testimonials about clinical outcomes on a health service's site.

  • Ahpra

    Before-and-after images

    Before-and-after images on cosmetic procedure pages, which must meet strict conditions.

  • Ahpra

    Use of "specialist"

    "Specialist" used where nobody holds specialist registration.

  • TGA / Ahpra

    "Proven" and "guaranteed" claims

    "Clinically proven", "guaranteed results" and "miracle" claims.

Price

The check is free: how many potential issues, how serious, and the two most important in full. Then pick how much detail you want.

Founding offer: 50% off for our first 10 customers. 10 of 10 left. Applied automatically at checkout.

Quick scan

$24.50 $49 AUD, once

Every potential issue we found: the page, the exact words and the rule each one may touch. Fix them yourself or hand the list to your copywriter. Instant, at a private link you can save as a PDF.

Full report

$74.50 $149 AUD, once

Everything in the quick scan, plus a suggested rewrite for each issue, a summary by rule and a checklist for what we can't read automatically. Instant, at a private link you can save as a PDF.

Money-back guarantee: if it isn't useful, email us within 30 days and we'll refund every dollar. No questions. See our refund policy.

Questions

Who is this for?
Australian online stores selling supplements, vitamins, sports nutrition or skincare with health claims, and clinics that advertise regulated health services: cosmetic, dental, physio, chiro and similar.
Is this legal advice?
No. It's an automated review that finds wording worth a second look and points you to the regulator's own guidance. For a decision you're unsure about, ask a lawyer or the TGA or Ahpra directly.
What do I get for free?
How many potential issues we found, how serious they are, and the two most important ones in full: the exact words, the page and the rule.
What's the difference between the $49 quick scan and the $149 full report?
The quick scan lists every potential issue we found, with the page, the exact words and the rule. The full report adds a suggested rewrite for each one, a summary by rule and a checklist for what an automated check can't read. Both are instant.
What if it isn't useful?
Email us within 30 days and we'll refund you in full. No questions, no need to explain.
What's in the $149 report?
Every potential issue we found, each with the page, the words, the rule it may touch and a suggested rewrite, plus a checklist for the pages we couldn't read. You get it straight away, at a private link you can save as a PDF.
Why does it matter?
The TGA issues infringement notices to online sellers for advertising breaches and publishes them by name, and Ahpra can prosecute advertising that breaks the National Law. Most breaches are a sentence or two of copy that's easy to fix once you know where it is.