GOLO’s Release Supplement

Allegations: Misleadingly marketing GOLO’s Release supplement

Herbal Doctor Remedies

FDA slaps supplement maker for unapproved drug treatment claims.

Apollo Mental Clarity

What’s not so clear? How this “smart pill” works and won’t just end up maxing out your credit card.

Sleep Walker and Red Dawn Liquid

Allegations: Failing to disclose that dietary supplements contain ingredients that are dangerous and not approved by the FDA

Dr Tobias Omega 3 Fish Oil

Allegations: Falsely marketing dietary supplements as fish oil when the ingredient in the product has been transformed in such a way that it is no longer fish oil

Be Wary of Health Ads with Amazing Claims

Consumers are reminded that dietary supplements are regulated differently from drugs, which are approved by the FDA.

Doctor’s Best Glucosamine Sulfate Supplements

Allegations: Falsely marketing supplements as glucosamine sulfate when testing reveals that products do not contain any glucosamine sulfate

BodyTech Supplements

Vital Nutrients Supplements

Finest Nutrition Glucosamine Sulfate Supplements

TINA.org Renews Effort on Deceptively Marketed Supplement

European agency rules that marketing of formula is misleading.

Basic Reset

This MLM company might need to reset how it markets its miracle supplements.

Complaint by truthinadvertising.org Prompts Decision Against Children’s Supplement

TINA.org Renews Call for U.S. Regulators to Act MADISON, Conn., June 26, 2013 — After an investigation prompted by a complaint from truthinadvertising.org (TINA.org), the Portuguese advertising authority has issued…

TripleFlex Supplements

RiduZone

Weight-loss supplement is sending mixed signals with its use of the FDA logo in a claim on its website that it is ‘FDA Acknowledged.’

Benefiber Prebiotic Supplement

Walgreen Glucosamine Supplements

Flexaid and Other Glucosamine supplements

Zesty Paws Supplements

Allegations: Making misleading marketing claims about the ingredients in supplements

TINA.org Finds Plexus Deceptively Marketing Supplements for Kids

Distributors deceptively claim products boost childrens’ immune systems and may even keep them virus free.