Google Takes Down Amazon’s ‘Shop FDA Approved Supplements’ Ad Following TINA.org Inquiry
Search engine also removes slider of ‘sponsored’ products in response to TINA.org inquiry.
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Focused Mind Jr.
Where’s the clinical proof for these “clinically proven” claims?
Nutrafol
TINA.org takes a closer look at hair supplements’ “clinically proven” claims.
Goddess Vaginal Detox Pearls
“You don’t need to detox … anything at all,” says an OB/GYN commenting on company’s outlandish claims.
America’s Best Contacts & Eyeglasses
When America’s Best advertises “Same Day Appointments Available,” they may mean they’ll see you next week.
MagniSole Magnetic Insoles
Unsubstantiated health claims aren’t the sole problem with these insoles.
‘Free’ or ‘Low Cost’ Back and Knee Braces
FTC alerts consumers to Medicare scam.
Aleve: Proven Better on Pain than Tylenol?
NAD inquiry finds supporting evidence lacking.
Aloe Veritas
MLM becomes the first to have its ad claims referred to the FTC by direct selling self-regulatory program.
Kratom NC
FDA continues crackdown on kratom sellers marketing products with unproven health claims.