Opiate Freedom Center

NAD ships company’s opiate detox and withdrawal treatment claims to the FTC.

How Causewashing Deceives Consumers

For decades, brands have been supporting causes — or rather pretending to support causes — to boost sales.

B17

How Amazon steers consumers toward unproven and potentially dangerous products containing a fake vitamin called B17.

Curaleaf

FDA warning letter sparks changes to company’s marketing of CBD products.

Moon Valley Organics

Illegal health claims for skin care products rub the FDA the wrong way.

Blissoma

The FDA is far from blissed-out about this skin care company’s health claims.

StemGenex

Amplifei

A misleading income disclosure statement is just the tip of the iceberg with this supplement MLM.

Colonial Penn’s ‘Whole Life Insurance’

Life insurance company’s TV ad doesn’t tell the whole story.

TINA.org Refers Publisher Agora to FTC for Enforcement Action; Investigation Reveals Deception & Dark Patterns

MADISON, CONN. June 21, 2021 – Despite a $2 million settlement with the Federal Trade Commission in February 2021, publishing giant Monument & Cathedral Holdings, better known as Agora, and…

Naples Soap Company

From “cruelty free” to “Made in the USA,” TINA.org finds personal care company’s marketing awash with questionable labels.

Texas SuperFood

Everything’s bigger in Texas – including misleading health claims.

Fiverr

The online freelance marketplace has an unsubstantiated health claim problem.

Empire Distributors, Rhino Black 5K Plus

Hidden ingredients in male sexual enhancement supplement poses health risks, FDA warns.

Taspen’s Organics Gets FDA Smackdown

FDA warning letter outlines several issues related to supplement’s marketing.

Zederex Fails to Perform

Webpage promoting ED pill is the quintessential example of fake news.

Test-O: Don’t Get Your Hopes Up

TINA.org gives this ED pill a failing grade.

Viralis RX – A True Downer

This erectile dysfunction pill disappoints on all counts.

LifeVantage Faces Pyramid Scheme Lawsuit

“False dreams of wealth” are touted in an attempt to make up for products that are “snake oil,” complaint alleges.

Is the Origin Story of GT’s Kombucha an Illegal Health Claim?

Oft-touted origin story implies that popular kombucha tea helps to cure cancer.