Ford C-MAX Hybrid

Greens and Whole Foods Supplements

ConsumerLab.com has published results of its quality tests of greens and whole foods powders and pills. Supplements marketed with these terms typically contain chlorophyll-containing leaves, sprouts, algae, vegetables and fruits, herbs,…

Nest Programmable Thermostats

Nest Labs Inc. claimed in advertisements for its Nest Programmable Thermostat that “89% of other programmable thermostats are not programmed because they are so complicated that most consumers do not…

Ultimate Acai Diet

As heard on SiriusXM radio:   Says the ad: “You’ll burn fat, control your appetite, and get an energy surge like never before. If you want to lose 10, 20,…

Fairlife Milk Imposter Car Wrap Scam

This scam will not die.

AutoZone Imposter Car Wrap Scam

If you see one of these scams in the rear-view mirror, floor it.

Happy Mammoth Hormone Harmony

We’ve got some sad news: This supplement company’s health claims violate the law.

Polaris Advertising

TINA.org investigates where these clickbait emails are actually coming from.

AmmoniaSport 

FDA sends warning letter to smelling salts seller.

Geniux

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

Health Sciences Institute

Could this private video destroy Hillary’s chances in 2016? The Health Sciences Institute seems to think so.

Prüvit Distributors, Co-Founder Making Illegal Health Claims

The key to marketing for this ketone-centric MLM appears to be illegal health claims.

NuBiotix

Bloated belly or bloated claims?

Posh Box

Subscription service puts consumers in a box on refunds and returns.

BlackOxygen Organics

Spoiler alert: MLM’s products have not been proven to alleviate the symptoms of long-haul COVID.

Fiji Imposter Car Wrap Scam

Car wrap scam has plenty of gas left in the tank.

Doggie Dailies

Dog supplement manufacturer makes changes to Amazon listing following TINA.org inquiry.

Bulletproof Coffee

If you take your coffee with a stick of butter, be wary of miracle health claims.

Kratom NC

FDA continues crackdown on kratom sellers marketing products with unproven health claims.

Your Super

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