Super Beta Prostate

A TINA.org reader alerted us to this not so super free trial.

E-Cigarettes Comment

TINA.org submitted a comment to the FTC urging it to expand the scope of its e-cigarettes review and examine the industry’s marketing practices.

BX Protocol

Vaguely defined treatment touts incredible health claims.

Steuart’s Pain Formula

Natural pain relief claims referred to federal agency for review.

The Lowdown on Low T

Is Big Pharma marketing a drug to help aging men with low sex drives or really selling a made-up disease?

Low T Infographic

What you need to know about the thousands of testosterone medication adverse events.

FDA & Dietary Supplements: By the Numbers

Is the FDA doing enough to monitor the supplement industry?

Six Ad Claims We Don’t Love This Valentine’s Day

Make love, not deceptive advertising.

Algal-900 DHA

CVS brand of memory supplement under legal fire.

Finnamic Shoes and Sandals

Nature Works Best Cancer Clinic

NAD refers cancer treatment claims to federal agencies following inquiry.

Green Supreme

Going overboard on barley.

Fifth Quarter Fresh

Can a specially formulated chocolate milk really “protect the brain”?

7 Super Bowl Companies with Advertising Fouls

TINA.org is throwing the flag on several Big Game advertisers this year.

5 Misleading Super Bowl Product Claims

Challenges to these advertising claims have left them off-sides of the truth.

Vapor Galleria

This vaping ad seems to be making some pretty puffed-up claims.

Ad Watchdog Calls Out Broadcast Networks for Airing Deceptive Ads

TINA.org Urges Better Screening MADISON, CONN., January 19, 2016 – Consumer advocacy organization, truthinadvertising.org (TINA.org), has put major broadcast networks on notice regarding deceptive advertising. The ad watchdog alerted ABC,…

Nine Deceptive Better Brain Claims

Don’t let these better brain claims go to your head.

TINA.org Alerts Major TV Networks to Deceptive Prevagen Ads

TINA.org also calls on the BBB to re-evaluate company’s A+ rating.

MyPillow

Sleep on this company’s supposed buy-one-get-one-free offer.