Compare the 5 brands and their advertiser pages
Scope, selection and gaps
How the five were found: keyword searches in the Meta Ad Library (lymphatic drops, lymphatic drainage, lymphatic detox, lymphatic capsules, lymphatic supplement, "lymph system support"), then a domain search for every unfamiliar advertiser. Kept brands selling an oral lymphatic product with at least ~100 active image ads. Dropped: Eden Labs and Healo (castor-oil packs), Elavyn and Native Bloom (kidney products), Her Wellness Daily (a listicle site, not a brand), Pure Health Research (only 3 lymph statics), Soulcare and Olyxir (under 10 ads). Backup if you want a sixth: Vitaly, Chilean lymphatic drops, ~260 ads, Spanish.
Selection: active ads, all countries, images and memes, sorted by total impressions. Removed video cards, off-product destinations, exact duplicate images and near-duplicate variants (same layout, small copy or color change). From what remained, the 10 selected lean on impression rank but skip plain price-slash and sale cards, which fill most of True Nutra Plus's library. Extras are the next 10 distinct statics per brand in rank order.
Impression rank, days since launch and "x ads use this creative" are public signals only. Spend, conversions and profitability are not visible. Claims in the ads are the competitors', not verified.
Copy is saved as rendered by Meta. Glov Beauty's search was narrowed to its lymphatic capsule (the brand also advertises berberine, pumpkin-seed oil and GLP-1 drinks). RootFlow and Secrets of Herbs send most traffic to advertorials, so "Destination" opens the advertorial, not a product page.