The same 300+ rule database the scanner uses, exposed as a searchable library. Every rule is sourced from real enforcement - FDA warning letters, FTC settlements, state board actions. Updated daily.
Short verdict
Most practices learn compliance by trial and error. The library is the condensed version of what 1,200+ warning letters taught the industry.
What it is
The compliance library is a searchable database of every active rule the scanner applies - 300+ banned phrases and patterns, each sourced from actual enforcement action. Browse by specialty, claim category, or source authority. Search for specific language to see how regulators have handled it. The library is both reference material and the backbone of the scanner's rule engine.
Capabilities
Current rule count across specialties and claim categories. Every rule is tied to specific enforcement evidence - a warning letter, settlement, or equivalent - not hypothetical patterns.
Each rule cites the source authority and, where applicable, the specific enforcement action that established the pattern. Not 'we think this might be a problem' - 'this specific phrasing produced this specific warning letter.'
Search for 'FDA-approved' to see every rule category that term can trigger. Filter by specialty (med spa, weight loss, regen). Filter by source (FDA, FTC, state). The library surfaces the relevant rules for your specific question.
Every rule includes compliant alternative language. Not just 'don't say this' - 'don't say this, say this instead, here's why the alternative works.'
Some rules are immediate enforcement triggers; others are substantiation issues or disclosure gaps. Risk level helps prioritize which rules matter most for your specific content.
The library ingests new FDA warning letters and FTC actions every day. New enforcement patterns become new library entries within 24 hours of publication. The library is never more than a day out of date.
How it works
Start from the library index (browse by category) or search directly. Phrase searches return every rule mentioning the phrase. Category searches return all rules in that category.
Each rule includes: the banned phrase or pattern, why it's problematic, the source authority, specific enforcement citations, the compliant alternative, and the risk level.
Copy compliant alternatives directly into your marketing. Share specific rules with your team for training. Reference the library during quarterly reviews.
Email notifications when new rules are added to categories you care about. New med spa rules ping your med spa compliance team; new weight loss rules ping weight loss practices.
Use cases
The library is ready-made training content. Walk new marketing hires through the specialty-relevant rule categories; they internalize the patterns faster than abstract compliance training produces.
When your team hesitates on a specific phrase, the library gives them the answer in seconds. Search the phrase, read the rule, pick the compliant alternative. Faster than asking the compliance officer.
Most healthcare practices should maintain a written compliance style guide. The library is the source material - the banned phrases, compliant alternatives, and specialty-specific rules that belong in the guide.
Share specialty-relevant library sections with your marketing agency so they calibrate their work to your specific compliance environment. Faster onboarding, fewer iteration cycles.
Use library categories as an audit checklist. Walk through each category on your existing content. Most practices find 10-25 specific library-matched issues on a first audit.
Who uses compliance library (300+ rules)
Each specialty has its own rule set and claim categories. Pick yours to see how compliance library (300+ rules) applies.
Honest positioning: what this tool does and doesn't do, so you can decide whether it fits your need.
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Seven specific words generate a disproportionate share of FDA warning letters and FTC actions in healthcare marketing. Here is the 2026 list - with the compliant alternative for every word and five adjacent phrases that drag you into the same violation.
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