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Claim Register sample

The downloadable £29 Claim Register for one URL — document cover, full claim inventory (every material claim), Evidence to hold, and CAP-style notes. Free scan is only the on-screen top-5 preview (see free sample →).

ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE. Not a live customer register, not ASA clearance, and not legal advice. Claims and risk labels are examples for product demonstration, inspired by public homepage language at emmalewisham.co.uk. Do not treat this as a finding about that brand or any other trader.

ILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE

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Claim Register

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5 September 2026
Reference
CB-REG-SAMPLE-001
Product
£29 Claim Register · one URL · file-ready PDF

Not ASA clearance. Not legal advice. Informational claim inventory with CAP-style risk flags and an evidence checklist per row. Clearance decisions stay with you and your advisers.

14 material claims 5 High 6 Medium 3 Lower
Full claim inventory (illustrative)
Claim Risk Evidence to hold CAP-style note
“Clinically / scientifically proven…” High Independent study: method, sample size, endpoints, statistics Efficacy claims need robust substantiation under CAP
“Outperform … recognised brands” High Head-to-head comparative evidence on like-for-like basis Comparisons must be fair and verifiable
“Climate Positive certified…” High Scheme rules, scope (product vs company), reduce vs offset docs Green claims: name the standard and keep certificates
Percentage / “X% improvement” stats High Source study, base rate, time window, population Stats must match the published evidence
“Results in X days” / fast-results promise High Timed endpoint data; typical vs best-case; caveats shown in ad Time-bound results claims need matching evidence
Unqualified “natural” Medium Definition of “natural”, exceptions, formulation docs Qualify or define; avoid absolute wording
“World leading…” Medium Objective basis for the superlative, or soften copy Superlatives need a clear, held basis
“Clean” / “toxin-free” style absolutes Medium What “clean” means; avoid absolute safety claims Absolutist safety language is high-friction under CAP
Endorsement / “dermatologist approved” Medium Written permission, credentials, what was approved Hold consent and scope of the endorsement
“Sustainable” / eco packaging without scope Medium Lifecycle scope, recycled content %, certifications Environmental claims must be clear and substantiated
“Suitable for sensitive skin” (absolute tone) Medium Tolerance testing, exclusions, patch-test protocol Qualify audience; avoid guaranteeing suitability
“Award-winning” / “best-seller” without basis Lower Named award, year, category; sales ranking source Keep the award/sales proof on file if you claim it
“Pure / potent actives” marketing gloss Lower INCI / concentration notes if a measurable claim is implied Puffery is fine until it becomes a measurable claim
General brand story without measurable claim Lower Brand guidelines; low CAP friction if non-claims Puffery vs claim boundary still matters

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