Can I claim this Chuanxiong rhizome oil is natural and pure on my label?
You can truthfully claim the oil is 100% natural and pure, but keep claims within regulatory boundaries — especially avoid unapproved therapeutic claims.
Permitted & Restricted Claims
| Claim | Status |
|---|---|
| "100% pure Chuanxiong (rhizome) oil" | Permitted — factual composition claim |
| "100% natural, no synthetic additives" | Permitted — documented by COA/GC-MS |
| "Steam-distilled / CO2-extracted" | Permitted — process claim |
| "Dao-di Sichuan origin" | Permitted with traceability records (T/CACM 1021.1—2023) |
| Therapeutic/medical claims ("treats migraine", "cures blood disorders") | Not permitted without drug approval — prohibited as cosmetic/fragrance claims |
- Use marketing copy describing traditional TCM uses (e.g. "traditionally used in Chinese wellness for head comfort") only as cultural reference, not as medical efficacy claims
- Verify claim language with your local regulator (US FDA, EU SCCS/CPNP, China NMPA) before printing
- We supply COA, GC-MS, origin documentation, and allergen sheet to substantiate your claims
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This article was published on 2026-09-07, and last updated on 2026-09-07. The article will be continuously updated.
