Lean Extreme Max

FDA alerts consumers to banned ingredient in weight-loss supplement.

Cold Products Pay Millions for Misleading Consumers

Unproven cold prevention and treatment claims are nothing to sneeze at.

Alkazone Antioxidant Water

FDA warns company about serious violations including unapproved drug claims.

NaturalDoctor

FDA sends reminder that unapproved drug treatment claims are illegal.

Danisa Traditional Butter Cookies

Where’s the butter in this butter cookie? And where is it actually made?

Is Cheerios Protein Misleading Consumers?

New class-action lawsuit accuses General Mills of deceptively marketing Cheerios.

What You Should Know about Youngevity

TINA.org investigation finds inappropriate health and income claims.

GlucoCoR

FDA warns supplement maker about unapproved diabetes treatment claims.

ZO Skin Health Ossential Skin Creams

Unapproved drug treatment claims linger following FDA warning letter.

Desert Farms Camel Milk

Be wary of claims that this product will get you over the hump of a serious disease or disorder.

Ad Trends TINA.org Will Be Watching in 2017

A closer look at what we’ll be scrutinizing in the new year.

General Mills Yoplait Greek Yogurt and Cabot Greek Yogurt

Fat Zero

The FDA is telling consumers to stay away from Fat Zero, a supplement sold for weight loss that contains hidden drug ingredients sibutramine and phenolphthalein. Sibutramine was removed from the…

Slimdia Diet Supplements Recalled

P&J Trading is conducting a voluntary recall of Slimdia Revolution, a line of diet supplements. The supplements contain an ingredient called Sibutramine, which is an FDA-approved appetite suppressant to treat…

Tobacco Warning Labels Up in Smoke

Feds scrap a series of graphic tobacco warnings.

TINA.org Pursues Complaints Against Kids’ Supplement

Truthinadvertising.org alerts federal and state regulators to deceptive marketing.

Getting Closer to Defining Natural

The USDA National Organic Program releases draft guidance on the term “natural.”

Get It Up

The FDA has advised consumers not to buy “Get It Up,” a sexual-enhancement product that contains a hidden drug ingredient. FDA laboratory analysis confirmed that “Get It Up” contains sildenafil,…

Wood-E

The FDA is advising consumers to avoid a sexual enhancement supplement called Wood-E (seriously). Lab tests revealed that Wood-E contains sildenafil, the active ingredient in the FDA approved prescription drug…

Clalis

The FDA is advising consumers to stay away from Clalis (which is not Cialis although look how clever they are with that lowercase “L” that looks like an uppercase “i”),…