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Dr. Clay Moss ads: what's working in its Facebook and Instagram ads, November 2026

Dr. Clay Moss (food and nutrition, service) has 5 ads live in the Meta Ad Library that have run 14 days or more or been made in several versions, measured November 8, 2026. Its longest-running ad has run 21 days: “You're taking a multivitamin, a greens powder, a b-complex, and you don't realize that you're tripling up on...” The ad types it repeats: talking head, product demo.

5

live ads

21 days

longest running

Food and nutrition

niche

Dr. Clay Moss’s live ads, longest running first

  • 21 days

    running, 2 versions

    “You're taking a multivitamin, a greens powder, a b-complex, and you don't realize that you're tripling up on...”

    Talking headDoctor exposes supplement stack overdosing and underdosing

    Taking multiple supplements without tracking doses or quality? So many people are doubling up on ingredients, underdosing what actually matters, or taking low-quality brands that don’t deliver. I par

    See it in the Meta Ad Library
  • 21 days

    running

    “POV you take a million supplements but don't know if they actually work”

    Product demoSupplement graveyard pan to app scanner demo

    Taking the wrong supplements? Are you tracking doses or quality? So many people are doubling up on ingredients, underdosing what actually matters, or taking low-quality brands that don’t deliver. I u

    See it in the Meta Ad Library
  • 21 days

    running, 2 versions

    “What if I told you there's an amazing new app that's going to revolutionize the way we take supplements?”

    Talking headDoctor reveals his 93-rated supplement stack app

    Navigating supplements 💊 shouldn’t feel like guesswork. @joinsuppco helps you evaluate the quality of your supplements with a TrustScore based on 29 rigorous, evidence-based standards, everything fro

    See it in the Meta Ad Library
  • 17 days

    running

    “POV you take a million supplements but don't know if if they actually work”

    Talking headOverflowing supplement cabinet to StackScore audit

    Taking the wrong supplements? Are you tracking doses or quality? So many people are doubling up on ingredients, underdosing what actually matters, or taking low-quality brands that don’t deliver. I u

    See it in the Meta Ad Library
  • 17 days

    running

    “POV you take a million supplements but don't know if if they actually work”

    Talking headOverflowing cabinet POV stitched with app demo

    😵‍💫Why do supplements have to be SO confusing? 💊This app fixes that and makes supplements work for you. 🔥 SuppCo helps you figure out what to take, which products you can trust, and tracks your

    See it in the Meta Ad Library

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How this is measured

  • Ads come from the Meta Ad Library: active in the US, and either running 14 days or more or made in 3 or more versions. Brands keep paying for ads that work, so how long an ad has run is the signal.
  • "Days running" counts from the ad's start date in the Meta Ad Library to the day this page was measured. "Versions" is how many variations of the same ad the brand made.
  • A brand gets its own page once 3 or more of its ads qualify. Each ad links to its page in the Meta Ad Library, where the creative itself can be seen.

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Questions

What ads is Dr. Clay Moss running on Facebook and Instagram?
5 ads qualify this week: “You're taking a multivitamin, a greens powder, a b-complex, and you don't realize that you're tripling up on...” (talking head, 21 days); “POV you take a million supplements but don't know if they actually work” (product demo, 21 days); “What if I told you there's an amazing new app that's going to revolutionize the way we take supplements?” (talking head, 21 days); “POV you take a million supplements but don't know if if they actually work” (talking head, 17 days); “POV you take a million supplements but don't know if if they actually work” (talking head, 17 days). Each links to its Meta Ad Library page on https://tryvolume.app/working/ads/dr-clay-moss.
What is Dr. Clay Moss's longest-running ad?
“You're taking a multivitamin, a greens powder, a b-complex, and you don't realize that you're tripling up on...”, a talking head (doctor exposes supplement stack overdosing and underdosing) that has run 21 days in 2 versions. Meta Ad Library: https://www.facebook.com/ads/library/?id=2389135228543806
What hooks does Dr. Clay Moss use in its ads?
Its live ads open with “You're taking a multivitamin, a greens powder, a b-complex, and you don't realize that you're tripling up on...”, “POV you take a million supplements but don't know if they actually work”, “What if I told you there's an amazing new app that's going to revolutionize the way we take supplements?”, “POV you take a million supplements but don't know if if they actually work”.
Which other food and nutrition brands have ads that are working?
The Heavy Cup (4 live ads, longest 957 days), Mason Genie (4 live ads, longest 706 days), Purity Coffee (3 live ads, longest 706 days), Unjury- Medical Quality Protein (3 live ads, longest 696 days), Made by Nacho (4 live ads, longest 426 days). Every niche: https://tryvolume.app/working/ads.
How do I see Dr. Clay Moss's ads myself?
Each ad on this page links to the Meta Ad Library, which shows the creative. The Volume library (https://tryvolume.app/library, with Core and Pro) shows them all in one place, and an AI agent with Volume's MCP can call search_library(shelf: "ads", query: "Dr. Clay Moss").