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Herbal Papaya

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Herbal Papaya

The FDA sent a warning letter to Herbal Papaya after the company promoted supplements with therapeutic claims on its website. Companies can’t make such claims about supplements without the FDA’s…

COORGA Nutraceuticals

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COORGA Nutraceuticals

Company banned by federal judge from making any gray hair reversal claims without sufficient evidence.

Nix Ultra Lice Treatment

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Nix Ultra Lice Treatment

Company declines to comply with NAD recommendation that it nix claims that its product “kills” lice.

Nootrobox

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Nootrobox

Studies on ingredients don’t support cognitive claims, NAD warns.

Tag Away

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Tag Away

https://truthinadvertising.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Tag-Away-Skin-Tag-Remover.mp4 Tag Away, a skin-tag remover, claims that it is “clinically proven to remove skin tags.” The Electronic Retailing Self-Regulation Program (ERSP) reviewed the claims and reached a different conclusion.…

Simply Gum

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Simply Gum

Gum maker’s “natural” claims are referred to the FTC for review.

NutriMost

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NutriMost

The pitch — lose 40 pounds in 40 days — is biblical but God knows how effective this weight-loss system is.

Amberen

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Amberen

Claims that dietary supplement leads to easy weight loss for menopausal women called to task by FTC.

BPI Sports

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BPI Sports

BPI Sports, a supplement company, discontinued some of its advertising claims after the claims were challenged by the Council for Responsible Nutrition. The National Advertising Division (NAD) is the advertising…

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