Daily Health Answers

You have to question this supplement “review” site’s answers.

‘Free Breakfast’ at Quality Inn

Google ad leaves consumer feeling empty.

Brain Training: Buyer Beware

Neuroscientist questions the science behind brain training.

Lucky Bingo

Players say free app limits cash rewards the closer they get to the minimum balance required to cash out.

Oz Watch: TV Host Pulls Curtain on Phony Endorsements

Talk show host Dr. Mehmet Oz asks viewers for help.

SpeechNutrients Marketing

Other Forever Living Income Claims

MaxAI

Web extension may be better at maxing out your credit card than the full capabilities of AI.

AmmoniaSport 

FDA sends warning letter to smelling salts seller.

Breaking Down the Relationship between Brands and Teens

Today’s teenagers are uniquely positioned in the marketing world.

Nuwave Bravo XL Air Fryer Oven

For many consumers, made in the USA claims are no small fry.

Oversight of Dubious Brain Supplement Products Under Scrutiny

U.S. Senators question FDA, retailers about supplements.

FitBit Fitness Trackers

Allegations: Misleadingly marketing that fitness trackers are capable of measuring blood oxygen levels when they do not provide accurate measures

YouTube TV Multiview

While ads suggest that feature is widely available, rollout is still in progress.

Maingear

“Significant imported content” means computers can’t be marketed as “Built in the USA.”

Websites and Social Media Platforms

What’s the FDA’s Logo Doing on Snow Teeth Whitening’s Packaging?

Agency prohibits its logo from appearing on private sector materials. Snow says it has connections.

The Gadget Chaser

Sketchy ad leads to shady website.

Marketers that Get Coal in Their 2020 Holiday Stocking

Find out which companies (and people) are on TINA.org’s 2020 naughty list for deceptive marketing.

TINA.org’s Year In Review 2015

What we did this year at TINA.org.