Is your skincare label legal in Canada?
Upload a photo of your label. Get a free Health Canada compliance audit in thirty seconds — bilingual EN/FR, INCI, Hotlist, drug claims. Built by an indie skincare founder who learned this the hard way.
Drop a label photo to begin.
JPG, PNG, or WebP. Front or back panel. Up to 10 MB.
Three clean checks,
no guesswork.
We read your label in the regulator’s language — every ingredient checked, every claim screened, every panel verified in both official languages.
INCI verification
Every line on your ingredient deck cross-checked against the Health Canada–accepted INCI name, in English and French.
Hotlist screen
Every ingredient compared against Canada’s Cosmetic Ingredient Hotlist — prohibited, restricted, or clear — before you ship.
Bilingual + claim audit
Mandatory info present in both EN and FR, drug-claim words flagged, net quantity and address checked. All in one report.
“Anti-aging” is a drug claim.
We catch it before Health Canada does.
We scan your front-panel copy for terms that cross the cosmetic-into-drug line and suggest compliant alternatives — so your launch isn’t paused by a knock at the door.
A nourishing body butter with anti-aging benefits and treats eczema.
- anti-aging → helps reduce the appearance of fine lines
- treats eczema → soothes dry, sensitive skin
I ran an indie skincare brand. I learned the regulations the hard way.
Years ago I made natural skincare under a name I loved, until a cease-and-desist forced me to start over. Along the way I discovered what nobody mentions at craft fairs: every cosmetic sold in Canada needs a Cosmetic Notification Form, bilingual labels, INCI names, and a clean Hotlist screen — or Health Canada can seize the product. So I’m building the tool I wish I’d had.
Bilingual labels. CNF filing. Batch records.
One login for everything an indie cosmetic brand needs to stay legal in Canada. Be first to know when it ships.