TINA.org Alerts Major TV Networks to Deceptive Prevagen Ads

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

Five Questionable Concussion Protection Claims

Don’t let Super Bowl fever make you forget about unproven claims to protect against and/or treat concussions.

Jeunesse Health Claims

Purina Pro Plan Bright Mind Dog Food

What you should know about this purported brainfood for Fido.

Happy Birthday Sliced Bread

Sliced bread is 85 and its history includes many health claims.

Truth in Cat-vertising

Why are there so many cats in ads now, anyway?

Smelling Your Path to Weight Loss?

We all know that pixie dust sprinkled on and around your body can make you fly, so why not a magic tastant crystal that you sniff to lose weight without…

Worst False Ad Settlements of 2021

Class-action settlements leave consumers behind.

Quietum Plus

TINA.org finds several issues with marketing of purported tinnitus supplement.

Dose for Your Liver

This company’s juice may not be worth the squeeze.

Neuriva

Allegations: Falsely marketing that products have been “clinically tested” to provide various brain health benefits

Bodywell Cellphone Chips

Allegations: Falsely advertising that products provide various health benefits

Bang Energy Drinks

Monster challenges competitor’s disease-treatment claims.

Five Ad Trends to Red Flag in 2016

New fads, new ads.

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.

Benefiber

If you see a supplement marketed as “clinically proven,” pump your brakes.

Ultra Pure Beta Glucan

Immunity-boosting claims target those on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic.

Coronavirus Scammers

Tranont distributor touts MLM’s nutritional supplements as a prevention for the coronavirus.

New U Life Health Claims

Best BCAA Dietary Supplements