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Paste the creative. See where a claim crosses the FDA disease line, fails FTC §5 substantiation or breaks Meta’s and Google’s CBD policy — federal plus the five top-spend states — and the rewrite that keeps the hook.
Judged against the regulator (FTC) and Meta’s ad policy. Sign in to check other markets.
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FDA FDCA §§201(g), 301, 403
FTC §5 + Health Products Compliance Guidance (Dec 2022)
2018 Farm Bill (7 USC §1639o) + H.R. 5371 total-THC redefinition (Nov 2025)
Meta + Google CBD ad policy + state programs (CA Prop 65 / TX / FL / NY / CO)
We do NOT claim "CBD compliance covered" generically. The pack reviews ad-copy claims against the federal surface + the five top-spend states below (CA · TX · FL · NY · CO); more states are added quarterly. It does NOT cover dispensary/seller licensing, marijuana/THC advertising, or packaging/labeling law — those are product-legality surfaces outside ad-copy review.
| Jurisdiction | Status |
|---|---|
| Federal — FDA + FTC §5 + Meta/Google CBD policy | Live |
| California — Prop 65 + UCL §17200 | Live |
| Texas — Consumable Hemp Program | Live |
| Florida — Hemp Program rules | Live |
| New York — Cannabis Control Board | Live |
| Colorado — Cannabis Marketing Rules | Live |
| Next 5 states (top spend tier) | Quarterly add |
Before we ship rules for a new state, we get a lawyer's opinion on them under that state's cannabis-claim regime. No state reaches the catalog without that opinion on file.
Not a risk score. The specific words that break the rule, highlighted in your copy.
Approved rewrites that keep the hook. One variant at a time — ask for another if it isn't the one.
Stop losing impressions to rejections you could've caught before you spent a cent.
Three plans, same classifier, same depth on every check. Volume is the only thing that changes between Operator and Studio.
Built by people who've run the ads, not a compliance desk reading rules. A working tool, not a guarantee: every finding cites the policy line we matched, and every override is logged, so you decide what to run.