Product pathway
Clarifies whether positioning signals appear cosmetic, NHP-like, drug-like, device-adjacent, consumer-product-adjacent, or unclear.
Cosmos helps beauty brands identify potential product-pathway, ingredient, claims, warning, label-readiness, and missing-information signals before entering the Canadian market.
Cosmos identifies signals. Curated & Regulated interprets them.
Use Cosmos for a fast first read. Escalate elevated, complex, or unclear findings for professional review.Each screening translates submitted product information into focused regulatory signals—so you can see what appears supported, what needs confirmation, and what deserves deeper review.
Clarifies whether positioning signals appear cosmetic, NHP-like, drug-like, device-adjacent, consumer-product-adjacent, or unclear.
Surfaces restriction signals, use-context concerns, concentration or pH dependencies, and notable missing information.
Evaluates the overall net impression, cosmetic versus therapeutic signals, and typical substantiation expectations.
Checks submitted label text for identity, net quantity, dealer information, ingredients, directions, and warnings.
Identifies where safe-use language may need closer review based on product format, ingredients, use area, or user.
Shows whether product information appears organized for CNF-related next steps or whether critical details remain missing.
Built for formulators, founders, importers, and compliance leads who need a structured read before investing in deeper regulatory work.
Start with the module that best fits the regulatory question you need to answer.
Provide product context, ingredients, claims, intended use, directions, and label text through a guided intake.
Receive structured findings, signal level, missing information, and recommended next steps.
Cosmos organizes your submission into practical findings you can use to prepare, investigate, or escalate.
Identify cosmetic-versus-therapeutic concerns created by intended use, claims, and overall presentation.
Surface ingredient restrictions, use-context considerations, and concentration or pH dependencies.
Identify missing Canadian label elements, warnings, cautions, and information that still needs confirmation.
See when elevated, complex, or unclear findings warrant professional interpretation by C&R.
This illustrative placeholder shows the intended report structure: key findings first, clear separation of analysis, missing information, and practical next steps.
Choose a screeningA proposed performance claim may create a therapeutic net impression and increased substantiation expectations.
An example ingredient requires concentration and use-area context before its restriction signal can be interpreted.
Dealer identity, bilingual consumer text, ingredient-list presentation, and applicable caution language need confirmation.
Ingredient concentration · final claim wording · complete Canadian label text · intended directions and warnings
Confirm the missing formulation and label details, revise the highlighted claim, and request professional interpretation from Curated & Regulated.
Cosmos is supported by Curated & Regulated’s Canadian cosmetic regulatory specialization. Professional interpretation remains available when a preliminary result needs deeper context.
Choose a focused module when you have one specific regulatory question. Choose the Full Product Screening for a broader first pass across the product, ingredients, claims, warnings, and label information.
A structured first-pass review across pathway, ingredients, claims, label information, warnings, and missing information.
Explore this module ↗Eligible new users can request an access code to explore Cosmos. Tell us briefly about your business and what you would like to screen, and Curated & Regulated will follow up by email.
Request complimentary access →Available once per eligible new user or organization. Access code and account approval required. Credits are non-transferable and subject to the applicable terms.Start with one focused question or select the Full Product Screening for a broader first read. Have your product type, ingredients, claims, directions, warnings, and available label information ready.