In the US, market these products as a "recovery shot" with functional-wellness benefits (liver health, hydration, next-day wellness) — not a "hangover cure." "Cure/treat" language implies a drug claim and carries regulatory risk; "recovery/support" language is both safer and often more appealing.
Get a wholesale catalog & quote →- It's risky — 'cure/treat' implies a drug claim.
- Compliant options include 'recovery support,' 'supports liver health,' 'helps maintain hydration,' and 'next-day wellness support.'.
Why 'cure' is risky
Claiming a product cures or treats a condition (a hangover) can make the FDA view it as an unapproved drug. That's a compliance and liability risk you don't want on packaging or ads.
Compliant, compelling alternatives
- Recovery support
- Supports liver health*
- Helps maintain hydration*
- Next-day wellness support*
- Alcohol metabolism support
Positioning is a sourcing decision
Set the positioning before you print labels. We help align your recovery-shot label and copy with compliant structure/function wording.
FAQ
Can I call my product a hangover cure in the US?
It's risky — 'cure/treat' implies a drug claim. Use 'recovery' and functional-wellness wording instead.
What can I say instead of 'hangover cure'?
Compliant options include 'recovery support,' 'supports liver health,' 'helps maintain hydration,' and 'next-day wellness support.'