Find the store selling supplements under your name.
A fake supplement storefront can reuse your packaging and product claims while selling something you never made. Recon checks the domains, email senders, redirects, and reputation signals around your brand.
Public data only. No account required.
Variants watched for yourbrand.com
41 registered of 100+ generated
Example set · synthetic data · all domains shown are fictional
Why supplements in particular
When a product is tied to health, customers may hold the legitimate brand responsible for what they saw on an impersonating site. The first useful step is a clear record of the domain, content, destination, and infrastructure involved.
- Copied claims and packaging
- A fake site borrows familiar product language and visual identity to sell an unknown product.
- Recon reads: Store content, domain similarity, ownership signals, redirects, and checkout path.
- Subscription or reorder phishing
- A fake account or delivery message asks for payment or personal information.
- Recon reads: SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX, MTA-STS, and authorized senders.
- New lookalike domain
- Search, ads, or social links lead a customer to an unrelated storefront.
- Recon reads: Brand-name variations, registration state, activation, served content, and redirects.
- Domain reputation change
- A customer or advertising platform stops trusting the destination.
- Recon reads: Certificates, public threat lists, security headers, and DNS infrastructure.
Know the boundary before you buy
Recon covers
- Lookalike and typosquat domain checks
- Copied storefront, redirect, and checkout signals
- Email sender and authentication checks
- Certificate, threat-list, header, and DNS checks
- Evidence and merchant-led abuse-reporting templates
Recon does not cover
- Ingredient, formulation, or laboratory verification
- Marketplace and social-shop monitoring
- Regulatory or legal advice
- Managed enforcement or automatic takedowns
Questions from supplements teams
Does Recon determine whether a supplement is counterfeit?
No. Recon identifies suspicious domains and storefronts using your brand. It does not test products or verify ingredients.
Does Recon provide regulatory or legal advice?
No. Recon provides technical findings and reporting templates. Ask qualified counsel about regulatory, trademark, or product-liability questions.
Does Recon monitor Amazon, eBay, or social shops?
No. Recon focuses on standalone domains, store clones, email authentication, and public domain-reputation signals.
What can I do when a fake supplement store is found?
Review the evidence, confirm the infringement, and use the prepared abuse-reporting steps. Recon prepares the material; your team sends it.
Recon keeps watch. You run your store.
Brand protection for Shopify: ongoing monitoring for copied stores, lookalike addresses and the settings behind your brand.