Question 1

What does ReguSift actually do?

Accepted Answer

ReguSift extracts ingredient data from COAs, formulas, specification sheets, and existing labels, then organizes them into FDA-style Supplement Facts panels. It highlights potential formatting issues and exports clean production-ready files in PDF, SVG, PNG, and AI formats.
ReguSift automates the entire workflow: upload → extract → edit → export, turning what used to take hours in Illustrator into a 2-minute process.

Question 2

Is ReguSift FDA approved?

Accepted Answer

No. ReguSift is not affiliated with or approved by the FDA. It helps generate FDA-style Supplement Facts panels and provides formatting assistance, but you remain responsible for reviewing the final label before use.
Always consult a qualified regulatory professional for compliance verification. ReguSift is a preparation tool, not a substitute for expert review.

Question 3

Can AI guarantee compliance?

Accepted Answer

No. AI assists with extraction and formatting — it flags potential issues such as missing Daily Values, incorrect unit formatting, or inconsistent serving sizes, but final regulatory responsibility remains with the manufacturer or label owner.
AI is a tool, not a replacement for professional review. Learn about FDA compliance requirements.

Question 4

What file types can I upload?

Accepted Answer

ReguSift supports PDF, PNG, JPG, WebP, Excel (.xlsx), and Word (.docx) files. You can upload:
• Certificates of Analysis (COAs)
• Specification sheets
• Formula documents
• Photos of existing supplement labels
The AI extracts structured data from any of these formats. See how COA uploads work.

Question 5

Can I generate a Supplement Facts panel from a COA?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A Certificate of Analysis contains ingredient identities, amounts, and specifications — everything needed to build a Supplement Facts panel.
ReguSift automates this: upload your COA, and the AI extracts ingredient names, amounts, units, and Daily Values, then auto-generates a formatted panel you can edit and export. Learn how to convert step by step.

Question 6

Can I convert a Certificate of Analysis into a Supplement Facts label?

Accepted Answer

Yes. ReguSift converts COAs into FDA-style Supplement Facts labels automatically. Upload your COA document, review the extracted data in an editable grid, adjust any values, and export the final panel as PDF, SVG, PNG, or AI.
The entire process takes under 2 minutes. See the detailed step-by-step guide.

Question 7

Does ReguSift work with botanical extracts?

Accepted Answer

Yes. ReguSift handles botanical extracts including Lion's Mane, Ashwagandha, Creatine, Collagen, Turmeric, and many others. It correctly formats botanical names with common names, extract ratios, and standardizes units according to FDA Supplement Facts requirements.
For example, "Lion's Mane (Hericium erinaceus) Extract (fruiting body)" is formatted with the proper hierarchy and weight declaration.

Question 8

Can ReguSift generate dual-column Supplement Facts?

Accepted Answer

Yes. ReguSift supports FDA dual-column Supplement Facts panels, which are required when a supplement is intended for multiple populations (e.g., adults and children) or when per-serving and per-container information must be displayed side by side.
Learn when dual-column labels are required.

Question 9

Does ReguSift support FDA dual column labels?

Accepted Answer

Yes. ReguSift fully supports the FDA dual column format required for products with multiple serving scenarios. The dual-column layout displays nutrition information per serving and per container simultaneously, meeting 21 CFR 101.9(b) requirements.
See when dual-column is required or learn how to format one.

Question 10

Can it create wide vertical Supplement Facts labels?

Accepted Answer

Yes. ReguSift supports the wide vertical format commonly used on larger supplement containers. This format arranges the panel in a vertical orientation with wider columns, suitable for bottles and containers with more horizontal label space.
Learn how to create one.

Question 11

Does it support multiple target populations?

Accepted Answer

Yes. ReguSift supports Supplement Facts panels for multiple target populations including Adults, Children (under 4 years), and Pregnant/Lactating women. Each population gets its own column in a dual-column layout as required by FDA regulations.

Question 12

Is my formula confidential?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Your formulas and uploaded documents are encrypted in transit and at rest. Your proprietary information remains private and accessible only to you. We use industry-standard AES-256 encryption and SOC 2 compliant infrastructure.
ReguSift never uses your data for AI training. Read our full data policy.

Question 13

Will you train AI on my formulas?

Accepted Answer

No. Never. ReguSift does not use customer data, formulas, or uploaded documents for AI model training. Your data is processed solely to generate your labels and is never shared with third parties or used to improve our models without explicit consent.
Your formulas stay confidential and you own all generated outputs.

Question 14

Can I use ReguSift without uploading proprietary data?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can try ReguSift with our sample files and demo data before uploading any proprietary documents. The free plan lets you preview the full workflow with sample COAs and formulas, so you can evaluate the tool without sharing sensitive information.
Your data stays private throughout the process.

Question 15

Who owns the generated labels?

Accepted Answer

You do. All labels, panels, and exported files generated by ReguSift are 100% yours. You retain full ownership and intellectual property rights. ReguSift claims no rights to your content, formulas, or generated outputs.

Question 16

What happens after I pay?

Accepted Answer

After payment, you get immediate access to your purchased features:
• Single label ($29): The label is permanently unlocked for export in all 5 formats
• 5-label pack ($59): You receive 5 export credits that never expire
• Pro Unlimited ($129/mo): Instant access to unlimited exports for the duration of your subscription
No waiting, no manual approval — start exporting immediately.

Question 17

What does one export include?

Accepted Answer

One export permanently unlocks all five export formats for a single label:
• PDF (print-ready)
• SVG (vector)
• PNG (raster)
• AI (Adobe Illustrator)
• Official FDA-format panel
You can re-export the same label in any format as many times as you need — the credit is only used once per label. Credits never expire.

Question 18

Do export credits expire?

Accepted Answer

No. Export credits never expire. Whether you purchase a single label ($29) or a 5-label pack ($59), your credits remain available indefinitely. Use them whenever you need them — there is no time limit.
See what each export includes or upgrade to unlimited.

Question 19

What's included in Pro Unlimited?

Accepted Answer

Pro Unlimited ($129/month) includes:
• Unlimited label exports in all 5 formats
• Unlimited products
• Up to 5,000 evidence uploads
• 200 AI analyses per month
• 500 MB storage
• Label version history
• Priority support
• Access to all future format updates
Annual billing is available at $1,290/year (save $258). You can upgrade at any time.

Question 20

Can I upgrade later?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can upgrade at any time. If you start with a single label or 5-label pack and later need unlimited exports, you can upgrade to Pro Unlimited. Your existing labels and credits remain intact. Upgrades take effect immediately.
See what Pro Unlimited includes.

Question 21

What is the difference between a Supplement Facts panel and a Nutrition Facts panel?

Accepted Answer

A Supplement Facts panel is required for dietary supplements and lists ingredients like vitamins, minerals, herbs, and botanicals with their amounts and Daily Values. A Nutrition Facts panel is required for conventional foods and lists macronutrients (calories, fat, carbs, protein).
Key differences include: Supplement Facts lists the part of the plant (e.g., "root" or "fruiting body"), does not include "0 g" values for nutrients not present, and uses a different set of required Daily Values. The formatting rules also differ — Supplement Facts uses a specific column layout with "Other Ingredients" listed separately below the panel.
ReguSift generates Supplement Facts panels specifically, with built-in formatting for botanical names, proprietary blends, and dual-column layouts.

Question 22

How do I calculate Daily Value percentages?

Accepted Answer

Daily Value (DV) percentages are calculated by dividing the amount of a nutrient per serving by the FDA-established Daily Value for that nutrient, then multiplying by 100.
For example, if a supplement contains 60 mg of Vitamin C per serving and the DV is 90 mg: (60 ÷ 90) × 100 = 67%.
ReguSift auto-calculates DV percentages based on current FDA reference values. See the step-by-step guide.

Question 23

What is a proprietary blend?

Accepted Answer

A proprietary blend is a combination of dietary ingredients listed under a single trade name on the Supplement Facts panel. Under FDA regulations (21 CFR 101.36), the total weight of the blend must be declared, and individual ingredients must be listed in descending order by weight — but individual amounts do not need to be disclosed.
The dagger symbol (†) is used when a Daily Value has not been established for an ingredient. Proprietary blends are common in pre-workout supplements, nootropics, and multi-ingredient formulas where the exact ratio is a trade secret.
ReguSift supports proprietary blend formatting with proper hierarchy, indentation, weight ordering, and dagger symbols. Learn how to list a proprietary blend step by step.

Question 24

What is a wide vertical Supplement Facts label?

Accepted Answer

A wide vertical Supplement Facts label is a layout format where the panel is oriented vertically with wider columns, typically used on larger supplement containers such as protein powder tubs, large vitamin bottles, and bulk containers. This format is an alternative to the standard horizontal layout and is permitted by the FDA when the container shape or size makes the standard format impractical.
The wide vertical format provides more horizontal space for ingredient names, which is especially useful for products with long botanical names or multiple proprietary blends.
Learn how to create a wide vertical label.

Question 25

What is a dual column Supplement Facts panel?

Accepted Answer

A dual column Supplement Facts panel displays nutrition information in two or more columns side by side. This format is required by the FDA when a product has multiple serving sizes (e.g., "per serving" and "per container") or is intended for different population groups such as adults and children under 4.
Under 21 CFR 101.9(b), dual-column labeling is mandatory for packages containing between 1 and 2 servings. The columns must display consistent formatting with identical nutrients in the same order.
Learn when dual-column is required or see how to format one.

Question 26

When is a dual column label required?

Accepted Answer

The FDA requires dual-column labeling when:
A package contains between 1 and 2 servings and the serving size is larger than a common unit
A product is intended for multiple population subgroups (e.g., adults and children under 4)
The product requires both "per serving" and "per container" information
ReguSift automatically detects when dual-column formatting is needed. Learn how to format one.

Question 27

Can I export SVG files?

Accepted Answer

Yes. ReguSift exports Supplement Facts panels in SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) format. SVG files are resolution-independent, meaning they scale perfectly to any size without quality loss — ideal for professional printing, large-format packaging, and editing in design software like Adobe Illustrator or Figma.
Learn why SVG is better than PNG for labels.

Question 28

Why is SVG better than PNG for labels?

Accepted Answer

SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is a vector format that stores shapes as mathematical paths rather than pixels. This means it scales infinitely without quality loss — a 1-inch label and a 10-foot banner will both look perfectly crisp. PNG is a raster format made of pixels, so it becomes blurry or pixelated when enlarged beyond its original resolution.
For supplement labels, this distinction matters because labels are printed at various sizes: small supplement bottles, large protein tubs, and retail displays all require different physical dimensions. SVG ensures consistent quality across all of them.
ReguSift recommends SVG or PDF for production printing, and PNG only for digital previews at a fixed size. Can I export SVG?

Question 29

What's the difference between PDF and AI export?

Accepted Answer

PDF export produces a print-ready document with embedded fonts and precise layout, ideal for sending directly to printers. AI export produces an Adobe Illustrator-compatible file with fully editable vector elements, ideal for designers who need to modify individual components of the label.
Both formats maintain full quality at any resolution. See all export formats.

Question 30

Can I edit the label after AI extraction?

Accepted Answer

Yes. After AI extraction, all values populate an editable structured grid where you can adjust ingredient names, amounts, units, serving sizes, section ordering, and Daily Values. You can add or remove ingredients, reorder rows, modify proprietary blends, and fine-tune formatting before exporting the final panel.

Question 31

How to convert a COA into a Supplement Facts label?

Accepted Answer

Traditionally, converting a Certificate of Analysis into a Supplement Facts label required manually transcribing data into Illustrator or InDesign — a process that could take 30–60 minutes per label and was prone to errors.
With ReguSift, the process takes three steps:
Upload your COA document (PDF, PNG, Excel, or Word)
Review the AI-extracted data in an editable grid — adjust names, amounts, units, and Daily Values
Export the final panel in production-ready PDF, SVG, PNG, or AI format
The entire workflow takes under 2 minutes. See what file types you can upload.

Question 32

How to format a dual-column dietary supplement label?

Accepted Answer

A dual-column Supplement Facts label displays nutrition data in two or more columns. Here's how to create one:
Determine if required: Dual-column is needed when a product serves multiple populations or has multiple serving scenarios. See when it's required
Set up columns: Define each column's target population (e.g., Adults / Children under 4) or serving scenario (per serving / per container)
Enter data: Fill in ingredient amounts for each column — Daily Values are calculated automatically
Format and export: ReguSift handles the FDA-compliant layout, including proper column spacing and header formatting
Learn more about dual-column panels.

Question 33

How to create a wide vertical Supplement Facts label?

Accepted Answer

A wide vertical label uses a vertical orientation with wider columns, ideal for larger containers. Here's how:
Choose the layout: Select "Wide Vertical" as your panel orientation in ReguSift
Enter data: Fill in your ingredient data as you would for any Supplement Facts panel
Adjust width: The wider column format accommodates longer ingredient names and additional columns
Export: Generate in SVG or PDF for crisp printing at any size
Learn more about wide vertical labels.

Question 34

How to calculate Daily Value percentages for supplements?

Accepted Answer

Daily Value (DV) percentages show how much a nutrient contributes to the recommended daily intake. The formula is:
DV% = (Amount per serving ÷ FDA Daily Value) × 100
For example:
• Vitamin C: 60 mg per serving, FDA DV = 90 mg → (60 ÷ 90) × 100 = 67%
• Calcium: 200 mg per serving, FDA DV = 1,300 mg → (200 ÷ 1,300) × 100 = 15%
ReguSift auto-calculates DV percentages using the latest FDA reference values (21 CFR 101.9). Learn more about DV calculations.

Question 35

How to list a proprietary blend on a Supplement Facts panel?

Accepted Answer

A proprietary blend groups multiple ingredients under a single trade name. Here's how to format one correctly:
List the blend name followed by the total weight (e.g., "Focus Blend † 500 mg")
List ingredients in descending order by weight — this is an FDA requirement
Use proper indentation to show the blend hierarchy
Do not disclose individual amounts — only the total weight is required
Use the dagger symbol (†) when Daily Values have not been established
ReguSift automatically handles proprietary blend formatting with proper hierarchy, indentation, and weight ordering. Learn what a proprietary blend is.

Question 36

ReguSift vs manual label creation — what's the difference?

Accepted Answer

Manual label creation involves transcribing ingredient data from COAs or spec sheets into Illustrator or InDesign, manually calculating Daily Values, checking formatting against FDA guidelines, and exporting — typically 30–60 minutes per label with a high error rate.
ReguSift automates the entire pipeline: upload → AI extraction → editable grid → compliance checks → export. The same label takes under 2 minutes, with built-in formatting validation and auto-calculated DVs. See how the workflow works.

Question 37

AI label generator vs hiring a designer — which is better?

Accepted Answer

Hiring a designer gives you full creative control and custom branding, but typically costs $200–$500 per label and takes 2–5 business days per revision cycle. Designers also need accurate ingredient data from you, which still requires manual transcription from COAs.
An AI label generator like ReguSift handles the data extraction, formatting, and compliance checks automatically — producing a production-ready panel in under 2 minutes at a fraction of the cost. Many teams use both: ReguSift for the Supplement Facts panel, and a designer for the full label layout and branding. See what ReguSift includes.

Question 38

How does ReguSift compare to other supplement label tools?

Accepted Answer

Most supplement label tools are template-based: you manually type ingredient data into pre-made templates. They don't extract data from your COAs, don't auto-calculate Daily Values, and don't flag compliance issues.
ReguSift is AI-native: it extracts structured data directly from uploaded documents, auto-generates the panel, flags formatting and compliance issues, and exports in multiple production-ready formats (SVG, PDF, PNG, AI). It's not a template filler — it's an end-to-end extraction-to-export workflow. See what ReguSift actually does.

Question 39

How does ReguSift handle proprietary blends under FDA rules?

Accepted Answer

ReguSift fully automates the complex sorting of proprietary blends. Under 21 CFR 101.36, components of a proprietary blend must be listed in descending order of predominance by weight, but their specific quantitative amounts can be omitted. ReguSift automatically verifies weight order, calculates the overall blend %DV, and formats the sub-ingredients with standard FDA indentations and symbol footnotes.

Question 40

Does the generator check for FDA allergen disclosure compliance?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Under the Food Allergen Labeling and Consumer Protection Act (FALCPA), ReguSift scans your "Other Ingredients" list and automatically highlights any of the 9 major FDA allergens (including Sesame, Soy, Milk, etc.). It helps you format the mandatory "Contains" statement adjacent to the Supplement Facts panel.

Question 41

Can I get a refund if I am not satisfied with the generated label?

Accepted Answer

Because ReguSift offers an unlimited, fully-functional free preview with watermarks, you can verify your label's exact layout before purchasing. Once a single label is unlocked or a subscription export is triggered, the digital asset is immediately consumed and delivered. Therefore, all paid unlocks and subscriptions are strictly non-refundable.

Question 42

If I cancel my Pro subscription, can I still edit my previously unlocked labels?

Accepted Answer

Your unlocked labels remain saved in your account as read-only assets forever. To edit a locked/confirmed label, you can clone it as a new draft. While draft editing is free, unlocking the updated cloned version for export will require either a single credit ($29) or an active Pro subscription.

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