Check your wording before a reviewer does
Paste product copy, an email or a text message. The checker flags wording that reads as a claim about use in people or animals, and suggests a research-use-only alternative. It uses the same rules Purity runs on every message its customers send.
What it looks for
- Amounts, schedules and routes of use.
- Words that describe effects in people or animals, or conditions a product might address.
- Phrasing that frames a buyer as a person using the product rather than a researcher.
- Payment wording that card networks and banks treat as a risk signal.
A clean result means none of these patterns matched. It does not mean a page is approved by anyone, and it is not legal advice. For the reasoning behind the rules, read how to write research-use-only product pages.
Check every message automatically
In Purity this check runs on every product description, email, text and AI reply before it goes out, and blocked wording never sends.