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Scan the page you are on, or your whole site, for regulated-health compliance. Source-cited pass or fix list. Scanned, not kept. Pre-Trip Compliance puts a compliance check one click away, on any page you write or review marketing copy. Select the text on the page (or paste it into the popup), pick the state and vertical you are marketing into, and run the check. You get a pass, or a fix list where each flag quotes the exact sentence, names the rule, and says what to change, with the statute cited. It is built for marketing agencies and in-house teams shipping into regulated health verticals such as addiction treatment, ketamine and psychedelic therapy, med spa and wellness, and GLP-1 weight loss. The rulesets are curated and source-cited, and anything pending review or covering a jurisdiction with no adopted rule fails closed: it flags rather than passing, and the result says why. How it works and what it respects: - Scanned, not kept. The copy you check is sent to the Pre-Trip API to run the check and is not stored. - Your API key stays local. It is saved in your browser and sent only to the Pre-Trip API to authenticate your scans. - Minimal access. The extension reads the page only when you click the button, and it contacts only scan.kesey.agency. You need a Pre-Trip account and an API key, created at scan.kesey.agency. A new account gets four free checks, one each of an email, a landing page, a blog post, and a social post, and they work from the extension. After that, scans spend your account's pass or token balance. Pre-Trip is a rigorous screen, not legal advice, and a pass is not a legal opinion. Counsel decides; this helps you arrive prepared.
Jul 29, 2026
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