Protect the Consumer
Clear information, responsible marketing, secure systems, transparent relationships, appropriate clinical independence, and accountable business practices.
COMPLIANCE FRAMEWORK
Compliance Is Infrastructure.
We build consumer protection, transparency, responsible marketing, privacy, partner accountability, and certification readiness into the way our platform operates.
ORDER OF OPERATIONS
We don't bolt compliance onto a finished business.
We design it into the infrastructure from the beginning. Everything below flows in one direction.
- 01Consumer Protection
- 02Regulatory Compliance
- 03Certification & Platform Compliance
- 04Operational Integrity
- 05Sustainable Growth
PLATFORM PRINCIPLES
Four Things the Platform Protects.
Protect the Brand
Standardized website controls, controlled claims, compliance education, vendor verification, and ongoing management.
Protect the Ecosystem
Business partners, medical providers, pharmacies, manufacturers, insurance providers, and payment partners must satisfy applicable requirements.
Protect Sustainable Growth
Brands should be built to withstand scrutiny from regulators, certifiers, payment providers, advertising platforms, consumers, and business partners.
FRAMEWORK
How Each Area Is Handled.
Consumer Protection
The consumer is the first stakeholder in every platform decision. Information must be clear, relationships must be understandable, and the overall impression a brand creates must be accurate — not corrected later by a small disclaimer.
LegitScript Readiness
Our healthcare infrastructure is being built around LegitScript healthcare certification standards, and is designed to support LegitScript certification readiness. Where applicable, participating healthcare brands may be required to complete independent certification. Certification requirements depend on business model, services, partners, jurisdiction, and other factors.
FDA Considerations
The corporate site does not sell or advertise prescription medications and maintains no medication catalog or medication pricing. Where compounded medications are discussed educationally on eligible brand sites, a standardized disclosure states that compounded drugs are not FDA-approved and that FDA does not review them for safety, effectiveness, or quality before marketing.
FTC Advertising
Every health-related marketing claim is evaluated on its overall consumer impression, including implied claims. Substantiation, testimonials, endorsements, influencer relationships, material connection disclosures, and pricing transparency are part of the platform's advertising standards and training curriculum.
Merchant Processing
Payment acceptance may be subject to merchant underwriting, card-network rules, processor and bank requirements, business-model classification, certification, chargeback thresholds, jurisdiction, and product or service category. We do not guarantee merchant approval or a specific processing rate.
Privacy
Privacy by design, encryption in transit, role-based access, vendor privacy controls, data minimization, and separation of general business lead data from any future patient-healthcare systems.
Partner Verification
Material partners involved in regulated services are subject to due diligence and, where applicable, licensing, accreditation, or certification requirements. Material healthcare relationships should never be hidden from the consumer or compliance partners.
Insurance
Insurance solutions are provided through appropriately licensed insurance operations. Coverage, carriers, plan availability, underwriting, eligibility, benefits, exclusions, costs, and terms vary.
Ongoing Monitoring
Compliance is not a one-time launch checklist. Document expirations, policy versions, certification renewals, partner changes, and content requiring review are tracked on an ongoing basis.
CERTIFICATION READINESS
Aligned to the categories evaluated under LegitScript Healthcare Certification.
Alignment describes how our infrastructure is designed. It is not a statement that certification has been granted.
01
Licensure & Business Registration
Processes designed to verify business identity, legal entity, required business registrations, relevant professional licenses, jurisdictional eligibility, and provider or pharmacy licensure where applicable. FitStack IQ does not hold medical or pharmacy licenses.
02
Legal Compliance
Platform controls intended to support compliance with applicable federal and state requirements. Requirements vary by business model, service, product, state, provider, pharmacy, and other circumstances.
03
Prior History & Discipline
Onboarding may require disclosure and review of material regulatory, disciplinary, litigation, criminal, professional, or business history where applicable. Applicant data is not publicly exposed.
04
Affiliates & Partners
The platform maintains visibility into material partners involved in regulated services, including provider organizations, pharmacies, manufacturers, fulfillment, payments, insurance, and technology providers.
05
Patient Services
Client brands offering healthcare services must clearly communicate where services are available. The platform supports state and jurisdiction availability disclosures.
06
Privacy
Privacy by design, secure communications, SSL/TLS, role-based system access, vendor privacy controls, and data minimization. Architecture is designed to support applicable HIPAA privacy and security obligations where required.
07
Prescription Validity
Prescription decisions are made only by appropriately licensed healthcare professionals acting within their lawful scope of practice after an appropriate clinical evaluation, and medications may only be dispensed by appropriately licensed pharmacies pursuant to a valid prescription.
08
Transparency
Consumer-facing brand sites are capable of identifying the medical provider organization, treating provider, dispensing pharmacy, business operator, pricing, subscription and cancellation terms, refunds, limitations, and geographic restrictions where applicable.
09
Advertising
Truthful. Substantiated. Transparent. Reviewable. Participating brands agree to marketing standards designed around FTC truth-in-advertising principles, FDA promotional requirements where applicable, platform and payment-provider policies, and applicable state laws.
CONCEPTUAL INTERFACE
Compliance Control Center
A conceptual view of how readiness is tracked per brand. Statuses shown are illustrative sample states, not results for any real business.
| Control area | Sample status |
|---|---|
| Business Verification | Complete |
| Website Standards | In Review |
| Partner Documentation | Action Required |
| Geographic Eligibility | In Review |
| Privacy & Security | Complete |
| Marketing Training | Pending |
| Advertising Review | In Review |
| Insurance | Not Applicable |
| Payment Infrastructure | Pending |
| Certification Status | Required |
Certification status is only marked Complete when actual certification data exists for that brand.