FDA: Remove Pet Tear Stain Removers from Market
Agency says products contain antibiotic, tylosin tartrate, that is not approved for use on pets.
Ad Alerts
Our Ad Alerts are not just about false and deceptive marketing issues, but may also be about ads that, although not necessarily deceptive, should be viewed with caution. Ad Alerts can also be about single issues and may not include a comprehensive list of all marketing issues relating to the brand discussed.
The Problem with Flushing Flushable Wipes
They’re advertised as “flushable” but wastewater officials and consumers say that claim falls short.
Premier Care in Bathing
Company told to clean up advertising related to competitors and its own financing offer.
Public Storage
Where rats will watch your stuff?
Hot Shot Bedbug Products
You’ve heard the phrase before: “Don’t Let The Bedbugs Bite.” But do products that make the promise to fight the creepy crawlers really get rid of them? Spectrum Brands Holdings,…
Swoggi – How People Are Paying Next to Nothing for New iPads
We saw this web “ad” amid links to third-party articles across the web — “news from across the web.” That is, we saw it in a place you wouldn’t expect…
eHarmony vs. Match.com
Dating website eHarmony claims in its television and web ads that it makes more marriages than anyone else.
Certified Roofing
A friend of TINA.org forwarded this story about a roofing job gone wrong. The reader hired a roofing company she found advertised in the phonebook: Here’s what happened when the…
Power 4 Patriots
This online ad for Power 4 Patriots has all the buzzwords and formulas associated with scammy pitches: [authority groups] HATE this! Find out the one WEIRD trick that can save…
Flex Seal
The Flex Seal informercial may be entertaining, but can you trust its claims?