Tom’s of Maine’s ‘Naturally Dry’ Deodorant
It’s the “natural” deodorant whose sole active ingredient is not natural.
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Healing Noni
Another noni juice manufacturer draws the ire of the FDA.
Waiakea Volcanic Water
“Premium” bottled water actually comes from the tap, according to a Hawaiian water official.
Rocky Mountain High
Will this “high” leave you buzzed or bummed out?
Pommy’s CBD-Infused Tea Chips
Cannabis-infused tea chips claiming to treat chronic diseases hard to swallow.
CasaLuna
Fruity, marijuana-infused chocolate bar touts miracle health claims.
Marley Drug
Thinking about buying Viagra-like medication online? Think twice.
Jo-Ann’s Wool Yarns
Retailer removes wool content claim from website following TINA.org inquiry.
Brain Bright
“Light Up Your Drained Brain” claims challenged.
Methylsynephrine (Oxilofrine) Supplements
FDA warning letters take aim at banned stimulant.