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Latest coronavirus scam to land on TINA.org’s radar comes packaged as a fake Fox News article.
Customers react to product losing its vegan status following what Morphe called “formula modifications.”
CBD “super store” brochure is chock full of unapproved disease-treatment claims.
Where’s the clinical proof for these “clinically proven” claims?
One ingredient is given prominence on the front of the bottle but it’s not the primary one.
The really wild part? Not all the berries depicted on packaging appear to make it into the product.
Based on the ingredients list, the company is rounding up.
FDA continues crackdown on kratom sellers marketing products with unproven health claims.
FDA warns that kratom supplements may do more harm than good in combating opioid addiction and withdrawal.
The bottom line: check with your vet before starting your pet on any supplement.