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Wellness Support Network

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Wellness Support Network

Wellness Support Network sells dietary supplements, including a supplement for diabetes, on its website realfoodnutrients.com. Among other claims, Wellness Support Network says that the benefits of its diabetes supplement “Glucose…

DrFuhrman.com Immunotect

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DrFuhrman.com Immunotect

From the continuing chronicles of supplements making outrageous claims: DrFuhrman.com pitched its Immunotect dietary supplement with claims that it could attack “cancerous cells” and had “anti-cancer effects.” The Council for…

Benefiber

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Benefiber

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

Coronavirus Scammers

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Coronavirus Scammers

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

Dinovite

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Dinovite

The bottom line: check with your vet before starting your pet on any supplement.

Your Super

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Your Super

TINA.org review finds supplement company’s website riddled with inappropriate disease-treatment claims.

Recovery24

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Recovery24

Another detox supplement is forced to answer for its misleading advertising.

Adderin

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Adderin

Supplement maker’s silence spells referral of cognitive claims to the FTC.

UVO

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UVO

Could this supplement replace sunscreen use?

Geniux

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Geniux

A supplement that can actually make you smarter? Think again.

Nutronics Labs IGF-1 Plus

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Nutronics Labs IGF-1 Plus

What? Bambi to your rescue? Nutronics Labs claims that its deer antler sprays – such as IGF-1 Plus supplements – will provide consumers with many health benefits. Wait a second…

Enlifta

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Enlifta

FDA targets supplement sellers on Amazon making unapproved disease-treatment claims.

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