RenewProof · supplements & wellness
Federal ROSCA + 30+ state auto-renewal laws carry real penalties — clear disclosure, consent, and a cancel path as easy as signup. (The FTC's federal click-to-cancel rule was vacated in 2025; state laws still bite.) Check your flow.
Supplements are the most claims-sensitive category online: health and efficacy claims, reviews and subscriptions all draw regulator attention on top of the standard privacy rules.
🏷️ For supplement sellers: Auto-ship / subscribe-and-save is common here, so the US auto-renewal disclosure and easy-cancel rules apply directly.
This rule applies to supplement sellers who charge customers on a recurring subscription. Run subscriptions? Check your signup & cancel flow against federal ROSCA + 30+ state auto-renewal laws. Not sure? The free checker tells you in about a minute — no signup.
You need to be able to answer "yes" to each of these — the points supplement sellers most often get caught on:
⚠️ Exposure: FTC fines up to $53,088/violation + state penalties · Status: In force.
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Auto-ship / subscribe-and-save is common here, so the US auto-renewal disclosure and easy-cancel rules apply directly.
The federal 'click-to-cancel' Negative Option Rule was vacated in July 2025, but ROSCA and 30+ state auto-renewal laws still require clear disclosure, consent, and easy cancellation — and the FTC reopened rulemaking in 2026.
Clear, upfront disclosure of the renewal terms before billing, affirmative consent to the recurring charge, and a cancellation path at least as easy as signup.
Several state laws require advance notice before annual renewals or price changes; sending one is best practice everywhere.
RuleGoose checks this against US auto-renewal law (FTC ROSCA + state ARLs). Read it yourself: ROSCA on Cornell LII (15 U.S.C. 8401) →
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US auto-renewal & cancellation laws is one of several rules a supplements & wellness business has to meet. See the full supplements & wellness compliance checklist →, or read the platform-neutral US auto-renewal & cancellation laws guide.
Informational only, not legal advice, and not affiliated with the FTC. Last reviewed 2026-06-30.