Ashwagandha Is now a children's engestible pain reliever? How?
Selling simple Ashwagandha with black pepper. Amazon is now tagging it as a pain reliever for children. Obviously it is not and not listed as such, so we appealed.
Then rejected as stated:
“We are rejecting your appeal because the product has characteristics of Ingestible Over the Counter (OTC) Pain Relievers for children.”
I don’t understand. How was this even possible they came to this conclusion? How can they claim something it is entirely not nor is it remotely close to?
Case ID:17533681041
2 replies
Cooper_Amazon
Good Evening @Seller_bJl6zLIR4ixXa,
I wanted to reach out to you as I just took a look at CASE ID 17533681041 and I see that the partner team got back to you about 3 days ago on April 7th, 2025 and confirmed your ASIN removal was a false positive. I took a look at your inventory and it appears there is no longer any restrictions on that ASIN at this time.
With that great news, please have a fabulous rest of the week. Hope to see you around again on the forums sometime soon. 😊
Cheers, Cooper_Amazon
