This has to do with new Amazon requirements for dietary supplements, especially for weight loss and sexual enhancement products. Under Account Health, scroll down to the bottom and click the “Document Requests” link. You should be able to see all of the products that were flagged and the requirements necessary to get them back up.

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As we shared in our communication on November 1, 2021, as part of our ongoing efforts to provide the best possible customer experience, we have implemented additional approval requirements for sexual enhancement and weight management supplement products.

Effective January 10, 2022, we are not allowing listings that do not meet our documentation requirements for sexual enhancement or weight loss and weight management products.

If you wish to continue listing these products, you will need to meet our compliance documentation requirements. For details on the compliance documentation requirements please refer here: https://sellercentral.amazon.com/help/hub/reference/G55N3JF2WQS7RVNE.

If you have FBA inventory, the inventory will be disposed within 30 days if you do not create a removal order.

Susan

Yes, I submitted all the documents problem is I never got a notification for this listing, and it was removed without notice. Some listings need documents, some do not. Now customers won’t be able to purchase and I will lose money.

Sounds good to me honestly. It’s remarkable how little oversight there is on stuff people consume especially when you consider that most of it is imported and a lot of the sellers don’t really have much to lose except Amazon listings/sales.

Definitely not sexual health or weight loss. Ingredients listed on the battle match the paperwork to a tee. No underdosed Ingredients not sure where all this is coming from. They just scrutinize certain sellers from what I can see, not the first time they remove my products for no reason.

One of my products was purchased from Amazon and tested by a third party website that purchases and tests supplements, and they posted online that ingredients matched the label or as they called it passed an ingredient quality review which I never asked them to do.

BOTS are out of CONTROL!!! Check your Listing Quality Dashboard/Address Search Suppression. Might be surprised…

AMABOTS in the last few days are incorrectly linking many items to categories such as nutritional supplements, cosmetics, headphones, hygiene products, decorator items. In our case, it’s book titles.

We’ve had at least a dozen health, self help, fiction or even memoir titles linked to supplements. Words in the title such as toxic/diet/healthy have triggered an ill-programmed BOT.

You have been here long enough to have gone though the PESITICIDE fiasco though may not have effected you. In my mind, this is very similar-except no test at the end.

GOOD LUCK!! .

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Unfortunately, Amazon just keeps denying my appeals for re-instatement despite following their instructions to a tee. It’s getting pretty ridiculous now.