Medical device or implied medical use

Listing devices that imply medical use without proper certification triggers disapproval. Includes thermometers, BP monitors, posture correctors, and similar.

Even low-stakes devices (back braces, posture correctors) can trip this when copy makes medical claims.

1. Remove 'medical-grade', 'doctor-recommended', or specific condition claims.
2. Reframe as 'wellness' or 'comfort' products without medical efficacy promises.
3. For genuinely regulated devices, get healthcare advertiser certification.
4. FDA-cleared products may need extra documentation submitted to Meta.

• Posture correctors marketed for specific spinal conditions