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How to Pass Meta Compliance While Selling Supplements

If your agency runs traffic for health, wellness, or supplement brands, you know the drill: an account shutdown or ad rejection is a single bad claim away. Your ability to scale is constantly throttled by Meta's aggressive compliance filters.

The secret to scaling these high-risk clients isn't avoiding the claims; it's framing them compliantly. You need to shift from selling the result (which triggers rejection) to selling the mechanism (which builds trust).

Here is a breakdown of the three simple steps required to rewrite non-compliant supplement ad copy into high-converting, policy-proof campaigns.

Step 1: Replace Absolute Claims with Social Proof

Meta flags any copy that uses absolute, unrealistic language ("Lose 15 lbs in 1 week," "Cure bloating instantly"). The fix is simple: replace the absolute claim with a social proof story or question.

Non-Compliant (Pre-Ad Copy Fix)

Headline: Melt Away Stubborn Belly Fat Body: This one ingredient GUARANTEES flat abs in 7 days.

Compliant & High-Converting (Post-Ad Copy Fix)

Headline: We Went Viral on TikTok—Here’s Why. Body: 7,400+ customers have experienced this radical difference. Click to see the results our beta group achieved in just 14 days.

The "After" copy shifts focus from an unprovable promise to a proven social phenomenon, which builds urgency without violating policy.

Step 2: Swap Medical Jargon for Lifestyle Language

Compliance bots are looking for words that imply you are treating or diagnosing a medical condition. This is a common failure point for gut health and immunity supplements.

Non-Compliant (Pre-Ad Copy Fix)

Headline: Fix Your Gut Microbiome Body: This formula detoxifies your GI tract and reduces chronic inflammation.

Compliant & High-Converting (Post-Ad Copy Fix)

Headline: Your Mid-Day Slump is Officially Over. Body: We don’t talk about microbiomes. We talk about the kind of energy that gets you through the 3 PM wall without a third cup of coffee.

The fix here is shifting from medical terminology to lifestyle benefits. The product does the same thing, but the language sidesteps the compliance review.

Step 3: Use the "Agency Compliant Disclosure"

The single fastest way to show reviewers you know the rules is to preemptively include compliant disclaimers.

Every health and supplement ad should contain a copy block designed for the bottom of the ad:

*Results may vary. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult your physician before beginning any supplement routine.*

The cost of an ad account shutdown is 100x the cost of compliant copy. If your agency is struggling to scale high-risk clients, you need a specialist who understands the difference between a compliant claim and a conversion-killer.

Stop risking your client's ad spend on trial-and-error. If you need a specialist who can provide guaranteed compliance and 1–3 day turnaround for high-risk copy, skip the call and secure your slot now.

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