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Every product has its own rules. Selado knows them.

Claims can run ahead of what you've approved or what the market allows. Selado checks each campaign video against your approved claims and the market rules before it goes live.

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01

Supplements and sports nutrition

What is different

Health claims for vitamins, minerals and sports nutrition need authorization or evidence on file. Claims that imply a prescription-drug effect, including unauthorized weight-loss claims, are commonly flagged.

Selado checks the claim against the supplements rules for the market and against your approved claims for the product.

Mini case

UK, 2026. The advertising regulator ruled against a meal-replacement brand’s sponsored Instagram and YouTube ad. An athlete’s story implied the product could sustain extreme endurance.

A creator holding a pink shaker bottle in his kitchen

@maya.well · 00:14 · Spoken

Must fix

“Works like a prescription weight-loss drug.”

Supplements and sports nutrition. Market rules applied.

02

OTC self-care

What is different

Non-prescription products can only make claims that match the product's regulatory status. Implied medicinal effects beyond that status are a frequent issue.

Selado checks each claim against the OTC rules for the market and your approved claims.

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@calm.relief · 00:18 · Caption

Must fix

“Clears a blocked nose in minutes.”

OTC self-care. Market rules applied.

03

Skincare and beauty

What is different

Any result stated as fact needs evidence. Claims that cross from cosmetic into medicinal territory are commonly flagged.

Selado checks the claim as it appears against the beauty rules and your own evidence requirements.

Mini case

UK, 2026. The advertising regulator ruled against a serum ad claiming it was “clinically proven to reduce hyperpigmentation in two weeks.” The evidence wasn’t robust enough.

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@ada.skin · 00:11 · Spoken

Must fix

“Repairs the skin barrier overnight.”

Skincare and beauty. Market rules applied.

04

Fitness and wearables

What is different

Wearables and recovery products often make claims that sound medical. Those claims can require registration or different rules, depending on the market.

Selado flags claims that go beyond general wellness and checks them against the rules you have turned on for that product.

Mini case

UK, June 2026. The advertising regulator ruled against ads for a wearable band and smart scales. They promised “the same data as those DEXA scans” and early warning of chronic disease.

A creator wearing a smartwatch, talking to a phone on a tripod from his sofa

@leo.run · 00:09 · Caption

Needs review

“Tracks recovery so accurately you can skip rest days.”

Fitness and wearables. Market rules applied.

05

Functional foods

What is different

Protein bars, fortified foods and sports drinks must stay within food rules. Claims about fat burning, performance or effects associated with medicines are tightly controlled.

Selado checks the claim against authorized food and health claims and against the ruleset you set for the product.

A creator cooking at the stove in a bright home kitchen

@fuel.bar · 00:07 · On-screen

Must fix

“Burns fat three times faster than training alone.”

Functional foods. Market rules applied.

Every category gets the same certificate. Only the rules change.

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