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TikTok Shop policy check for product listings

TikTok Shop is strict on product claims — health and medical claims, unsubstantiated efficacy like “clinically proven”, fake-review language and false urgency — and listings that breach its rules get rejected or pulled.

What ComplyAds flags on TikTok Shop

Paste a listing and ComplyAds highlights the wording TikTok Shop is most likely to act on, each tied to the platform policy it may breach and the advertising law behind it:

An example that gets flagged

Flagged · Medical or health claim

This balm cures eczema and clears up acne in days.

ComplyAds would flag that phrase as a health claim, show the TikTok Shop policy it may breach, and cite the law behind it across the EU, UK, US, Canada and Australia — so you know exactly what to reword before you publish.

What this check is — and isn’t

It runs entirely in your browser; your listing text never leaves your device. It gives you flags, not verdicts: a clean result is not a clearance, and it can’t weigh your evidence or full circumstances the way a qualified adviser can. It is not affiliated with TikTok Shop and does not submit or approve listings.

Questions

Does TikTok Shop ban health claims?

For non-OTC products, TikTok Shop prohibits any claim that a product can diagnose, treat, cure, mitigate or prevent a disease; medical claims are allowed only for OTC drugs and must match the Drug Facts label. ComplyAds flags wording that may breach this.

Why was my TikTok Shop listing rejected?

Common reasons include prohibited health or weight-management claims, unproven “clinically proven” efficacy, fake-review language and false urgency. ComplyAds flags each with the TikTok Shop policy and the law behind it.

Is this affiliated with TikTok?

No — it is an independent tool that cites TikTok Shop's published policies. It is not TikTok and does not submit or approve listings.