Ads for supplement and nutrition brands
Supplement buyers are buying a routine: something they’ll take every day and feel good about. The ads that work show the habit, the scoop, the shake, the morning, and never claim to treat anything. We make those in volume, ready for platform review.


Angles that tend to work
- The ritual
- The scoop, the stir, the first sip. Showing the habit makes it easy to picture having it.
- The ingredient story
- Where the key ingredient comes from and what it does, in claims your label already supports.
- The taste test
- For powders and gummies, taste is the objection. Deal with it on camera.
- The simplification
- One capsule against a cupboard of bottles. One scoop against three products.
The rules for supplement ads
- Disease claims
- “Supports healthy sleep” is a structure-and-function claim. “Cures insomnia” is a drug claim. Our scripts use the first kind only.
- Substantiation
- In the US, the FTC expects health claims in ads to be backed by competent and reliable scientific evidence. We script from the claims you can support.
- Restricted categories
- Weight loss and some ingredients are restricted or banned on certain platforms. We check before we write a word.
- No fake customers
- AI presenters demonstrate and explain. They never claim to have taken the product.
What these would look like
Supplement spec work isn’t published yet. These structures come from our kitchen and fitness spec ads.

A demo becomes the morning shake. 
First use becomes the habit in action. 
Hands only becomes the scoop and stir.
What it costs
The same three sizes for every sector. A sprint is a fixed price for a fixed number of finished ads.
Sprint 20
$7,500
- 20 finished ads
- Up to 15 seconds each
- First ads in 72 hours
Sprint 40
$12,000
- 40 finished ads
- Up to 30 seconds each
- First ads in 72 hours
Sprint 80
$21,750
- 80 finished ads
- Up to 60 seconds each
- First ads in 72 hours
Questions about supplement ads
Can you say our product boosts immunity?
Only in words your substantiation supports, and never as a treatment. We’ll suggest compliant phrasing. Final sign-off is yours.
Do platforms allow supplement ads?
Generally yes, with restrictions. Weight loss is the most restricted category. We’ll tell you before production if an angle is likely to be rejected.
Gummies, powders or capsules?
All three. Each has its own best opener: the chew, the pour, the swallow.
Related pages
Want to see what we’d test first?
Tell us what you sell and what you’re running now. We’ll come back with the angles we’d test first and what it costs.


