Health and wellness marketing inside FSSAI and ASCI rules
Supplements, Ayurveda and functional nutrition, grown with claims you can defend under FSSAI and ASCI rules.
Typical RTO
Supplement RTO is 6 to 14%, usually flavour or claims mismatch.
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Typical RTO
Supplement RTO is 6 to 14%, usually flavour or claims mismatch.
Industry insight: Supplement RTO is 6 to 14%, usually flavour or claims mismatch.
This page was updated in October 2026 and reviewed by our senior marketing team. Sources: TechSci Research nutraceuticals market (2024 to 2030); Ken Research dietary supplements; FSSAI health supplements regulations; Base COD return rates (2026).
Health claims get ads rejected and accounts flagged.
Drop-off after the first pack cuts lifetime value.
Every feed has the same ashwagandha ad.
People try a supplement because they trust you, and keep buying it once it becomes part of the morning. FSSAI rules stop you claiming it treats or cures anything, and ASCI wants a qualified expert behind health advice. Inside those limits, the brands that grow have an honest story and a reason to reorder every month.
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We brief from approved claim lists and use doctors or nutritionists for technical content.
Fixed by creatives and creatorsProduct page
We show ingredient doses, test reports and realistic timelines on every page.
Fixed by website conversionDelivery
We confirm orders and check packing on the top products.
Fixed by retention marketingRepeat
We time reminders to when the pack runs out and offer subscriptions.
Fixed by retention marketing| Typical agency | In-house team | Your growth teamMobile First | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who runs your account | A senior at the pitch, a junior after it | One person, usually strongest on one or two channels | A senior marketer with five ad accounts at most |
| What you see each week | Platform ROAS, CTR and spend | Whatever the ad dashboards show | ROAS next to contribution margin, by channel |
| In health and wellness | Push claims that get accounts flagged | No retention specialist | Compliant creative plus subscription flows |
Plan stock, creative and budget for health and wellness around these months.
Demand peaks with New Year goals in January, monsoon immunity from July to September, and winter wellness from November.
Meta carries education and expert-led creator videos.
Google catches searches for ingredients and specific needs.
Amazon handles price-led rebuys and bundles.
Your website wins subscriptions and first orders with the full story.
Hooks we brief to health and wellness creators. Every claim is checked before it runs, and every video is scored on margin.
Angle 1
"A dietitian on who should take magnesium, and who shouldn't."
Angle 2
"We sent our protein to a lab. Here's the report."
Angle 3
"Day 1 to day 30 on the same routine."
We check these in the free growth audit, and each one comes with the number we aim for.
Supplements only pay back if people reorder.
What we aim for25%+ reorder each month
FSSAI and ASCI rules decide what you can say.
What we aim forNo disease or cure claims anywhere
Subscriptions turn one order into many.
What we aim for15%+ of orders
You get the answer here for free. The full breakdown comes after a short form.
Do customers pay back within 6 months?
Full breakdown
Three fixes for your numbers
See the full breakdownThe numbers behind your answer and three fixes, also sent to your WhatsApp.
We check every claim against platform policy and ASCI before it runs and keep wording factual. It's the most common reason wellness brands lose accounts.
Yes. Reorder and subscription flows on WhatsApp and email, timed to when a pack runs out, cut the month-two drop-off that kills payback.
Yes, with claims that stay within the rules and creative that leans on ingredients, routines and real use.
Benefits you can support, never prevention, treatment or cure of a disease. We work from an approved claim list and use qualified experts for technical advice, as FSSAI and ASCI rules expect.
Meta carries education and expert-led videos, Google catches searches for ingredients, Amazon handles rebuys and your website wins subscriptions.
Yes, we use them for technical content. ASCI expects qualified experts behind health advice, and their qualifications must be disclosed.
We time reminders to when a pack runs out and offer subscriptions to buyers who reorder.
Demand peaks with New Year goals in January, immunity in the monsoon and winter wellness from November.
We check monthly repeat rate, claims in ads and on labels, and the share of orders on subscription.
Yes, where the brand has them. Test reports and ingredient doses on the product page help careful buyers decide.
Five questions, no email needed. You get an honest answer on screen.
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