Every claim checked before FDA does
AI compliance review for everything your telehealth brand publishes, from vial labels to landing pages.

We check all of it
What we check
- Vial and box labels
- Patient inserts
- Website and landing pages
- Paid social and search ads
- Emails and SMS
- Influencer and affiliate scripts
Against what
- FDA drug promotion rulesauto-updated
- FTC health claimsauto-updated
- State AG and pharmacy board rulesby state where you sell
- Your brand and legal guidelinesturned into checks
Every issue comes with
- the rule behind it
- a suggested fix
- a full audit trail
“Inspack checks every launch before it goes live. Legal now sees 70% fewer drafts, and we’ve had zero warning letters in 12 months.”

01 / The problem
Staying compliant is slowing you down
02 / How it works
From upload to approval in minutes
Add materials and pick rules
Upload labels, pages, ads or emails. Choose your rules or use the ones we suggest.
- Vial labelSemaglutide 2.5 mg/mLAdded
- Patient insertPatient informationAdded
- Landing pageMedical weight loss, deliveredAdded
- Instagram adLose up to 15% body weightAdded
Check findings and fixes
See every risky claim, the rule behind it and a suggested fix.
- Implies equivalence to an FDA-approved drugFDA misbrandingIssue
- FDA doesn’t approve pharmaciesFDA misbrandingIssue
- Trial results don’t carry over to compounded drugsFTC substantiationIssue
Approve and ship
Route to legal in one click. Every decision is logged.
03 / Rules
Checked against what matters to you
Kept current with the regulators
We follow 100+ regulatory sources. When guidance changes, the affected checks update automatically, and our regulatory experts review them.
- Compounded drug promotionFDA · FDCA 502(a) and 502(bb), USUpdated
- Health claims and substantiationFTC · FTC Act Section 5, USUpdated
- 503A and 503B labelingFDA · Compounded drug labels, USOn
- State pharmacy board rulesBOP · Advertising, by stateOn
Your rules, built in
Upload your brand guidelines, creative briefs or legal playbook. Inspack turns them into checks that run on every review.
- Never call compounded drugs “generic”On
- Add “Compounded drugs are not FDA-approved” to GLP-1 pagesOn
- Say “provider”, not “doctor”On
- Use the approved product name on every labelOn
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04 / FAQ
Telehealth compliance, answered
No. Inspack is the first pass, so legal only sees clean drafts. It doesn’t give legal advice.
FDA drug promotion and labeling rules, FTC health claim rules, and your own brand and legal guidelines.
Labels, inserts, packaging, web pages, ads, emails, SMS and influencer scripts.
Yes. Check your corrected content before it goes live, and keep new content from repeating the same claims.
No. We review marketing and packaging content, not medical records.



