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💊Form-aware copy for every nutrient
Distinguishes ascorbic acid vs Ester-C, magnesium citrate vs glycinate, methylated vs synthetic B12 — and explains why it matters.
Revenza turns thin SKUs like 'Vitamin C 1000 mg' into full pages with form, dosage timing, allergens and GMP claims — without illegal health statements.
Sound familiar?
Average supplement description is 30-60 words: just name and dosage, no form, no timing, no proof
Generates 250-400 word descriptions with active form, bioavailability notes and a structured Supplement Facts block
'Vitamin C 1000 mg' doesn't say if it's ascorbic acid, Ester-C or buffered — customers return the wrong form
Pulls the exact form (ascorbic acid, Ester-C, liposomal) from your CSV or supplier data and states it in the first paragraph
No instructions on taking with food vs empty stomach, so absorption suffers and reviews drop
Adds 'Suggested Use' section: dose, timing with meals, cycle length — written for the specific nutrient
GMP, NSF and Informed-Sport certificates sit in your warehouse docs but never reach the product page — buyers go to iHerb instead
Surfaces certifications (GMP, NSF, Informed-Sport, third-party tested) into a dedicated trust block on every SKU
Magnesium + B6 synergy never explained, so cross-sell with stack partners stays at zero
Builds stack suggestions (Mg + B6, D3 + K2, Zn + Cu) and outputs them as BigCommerce related-product hooks
Writing 'boosts immunity' triggers EU Regulation 1924/2006 issues; rewriting 400 SKUs manually for EFSA wording takes weeks
Uses EFSA-approved phrasing for EU stores and the required FDA disclaimer for US channels — no banned health claims
What Revenza does every day
1000
products in 1 hour
5¢
per description (Pro)
9
platforms supported
6
languages, one click
Face cream, moisturizes skin. Volume 50 ml. Brand: XYZ. Ingredients: water, glycerin…
Nourishes and restores your skin overnight. Formula built on 3% hyaluronic acid + argan oil. Visible results in 7 days.
OAuth into your store; Revenza reads SKUs, Custom Fields, brand and current descriptions in one pass.
Upload NOW Foods or distributor CSVs with form, dosage and certifications — Revenza matches them to your catalog.
Get 400+ SKUs drafted in about 2 hours. Review compliance flags and stack suggestions before pushing live.
Push EU-compliant version to your storefront, FDA version to the US channel, and Rozetka-formatted feed separately.
Distinguishes ascorbic acid vs Ester-C, magnesium citrate vs glycinate, methylated vs synthetic B12 — and explains why it matters.
Filters claims against Reg. 1924/2006, adds 'These statements have not been evaluated by FDA' for US channel via BigCommerce Channel Manager.
Auto-declares gluten, milk, soy, nuts, gelatin capsules, plus shelf life and storage temperature for sensitive nutrients like probiotics.
Outputs Supplement Facts tables and trust badges as HTML widgets that drop into BigCommerce Stencil themes without dev work.
Writes GTIN, MPN, brand, dosage and serving size into BigCommerce Custom Fields so Product Schema validates for Google Merchant Center.
Rewrites hero copy for Sep-Oct immunity, Dec-Jan resolution and Mar-Apr detox peaks without touching the compliant body.
No. Revenza filters output against EU Regulation 1924/2006 and Ukrainian rules treating supplements as food, not medicine. It rewrites 'boosts immunity' into approved nutrient-function phrasing, e.g. 'Vitamin C contributes to the normal function of the immune system' — only when the dose meets EFSA thresholds.
Revenza uses BigCommerce Channel Manager to maintain a separate description per channel. The US version automatically appends 'These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration' and the standard 'not intended to diagnose' line at the end of the structure-function section.
Yes, that's the core of the supplement module. If your CSV says 'magnesium glycinate 200 mg', the description will mention chelated form, gentler GI tolerance and evening timing — different copy than for citrate or oxide. Same logic for ascorbic acid vs Ester-C vs liposomal C.
It generates a structured HTML block with serving size, amount per serving, % Daily Value where applicable, plus an allergen line covering gluten, milk, soy, nuts, and gelatin if capsules are bovine or porcine. The block uses BigCommerce Stencil widget syntax.
About 2 hours for generation, plus your review time. Stores in the 150-600 SKU range — typical for supplement retailers — finish a full catalog rewrite in one working day, including pushing GTIN and MPN into Custom Fields for Google Merchant feed.
Yes. Revenza detects synergistic pairs in your catalog and adds a 'Works well with' block linking to the partner SKU. This drives the cross-sell you currently lose to iHerb and Savia, where stacks are merchandised by default.
Connect your BigCommerce store and get the first 50 supplement descriptions — compliant, form-specific, stack-aware — generated free.