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Vitician offers several services to help improve quality and compliance for natural product companies.  We know regulations can be confusing and sometimes not even known about.  That is why we provide an obligation and cost-free consultation to determine how we can help your brand.  Just ask yourself, "Is my brand ready for an FDA inspection?"

A common misconception.  There are several laws and regulations in place to help prevent adulterated and misbranded products.  Under the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994 (DSHEA) which amended the Food Drug and Cosmetic Act (FD&C Act), FDA has exclusive jurisdiction over the safety and primary jurisdiction over the labeling of dietary supplements. The FTC, under Section 15 of the FTC Act has primary jurisdiction over advertisements of dietary supplements, though FDA and FTC share jurisdiction of internet marketing for supplements. In addition, firms must be aware that offices of State Attorney Generals are tasked with consumer protection and act as “mini FTCs” and certain states have their own natural product regulations. Lastly, plaintiffs and personal injury attorneys are well versed in the FD&C Act, the FTC Act, DSHEA, and consumer protection laws and wait for Warning Letters to be published every Tuesday.  It is in the brand's best interest to understand the regulations of their industry and to act accordingly.  That is where we come in.

Pricing depends on the service and project scope.  We offer an obligation and cost-free  consultation to determine how we can help your brand and can provide a quote at that time.  

Food labeling law is one of the cornerstones of the U.S. food regulatory system. In part, its authority over labeling defines the scope of the FDA's authority. These regulations help address food safety concerns and ensure honest trade while protecting consumers.