Amazon-approved verification providers for supplement listings
Since Amazon began requiring third-party verification for dietary supplements, a listing without it can be blocked or removed. This page lists the Amazon-approved labs to contact and where the full list lives.
Where to get verified
Amazon requires third-party verification for every dietary supplement listing, issued through an Amazon-approved Testing, Inspection and Certification (TIC) organization. If your listing is missing verification, these are the providers to contact — each link goes to that lab's own Amazon compliance program:
- Certified Laboratories — approved as an Amazon TIC in January 2026; also publishes a practical Amazon supplement testing guide for sellers.
- Eurofins — runs a dedicated compliance-verification program for Amazon's dietary supplements policy.
- NSF — testing and certification under Amazon's policy, with a published compliance FAQ.
- UL Solutions — dietary supplement testing and compliance services.
Amazon's approved list is larger than these four — it also includes Intertek, Mérieux NutriSciences, SGS and others, and Amazon updates it monthly. The authoritative list is the "Select a Provider" menu inside Seller Central's dietary supplements policy page (seller login required). Whichever provider you choose, confirm which route applies to your product — product testing/certification, or manufacturing-facility cGMP verification plus product documentation — before you spend, because the two routes require different evidence.
Provider list checked September 2026.
This page is general information for Amazon sellers, not legal advice. Amazon's approved-provider list changes; confirm the current list in Seller Central before engaging a provider, and consult a qualified attorney about your specific situation.