TINA.org’s Year in Review 2017

When it came to keeping ads honest in 2017, TINA.org was plenty busy.

That’s Natural

FDA reminds marijuana marketers that outing unproven treatment claims remains high on its list.

Charlotte’s Web Hemp Oil Products

FDA reminds marijuana marketers that outing unproven treatment claims remains high on its list.

Posh Box

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

BetterBody Coconut Oil

Herr’s Snacks

Bogus Cancer Cures Touted Online Receive FDA Warning

Agency warns that “miracle cures” may also contain dangerous ingredients.

Booty Max

“Two easy payments of $19.95” proves elusive for TINA.org reader’s boyfriend.

Viva Labs Organic Extra Virgin Coconut Oil

Fleischmann’s Margarine and Vegetable Oil Spreads

Carrington Farms Coconut Oil

AMERICAN XT SAE 30

Group Challenges Rainforest Alliance Earth-Friendly Seal of Approval

Nonprofit says certification label appearing on such goods as Chiquita bananas misleads consumers.

Athletic Greens

Over-the-top weight-loss claims abound in this ad for a dietary supplement powder.

Amber Teething Necklaces more Harm than Good?

Are the advertised benefits worth the potential safety hazards to your teething baby? Probably not.

Dr. Brandt’s “Pores No More” Mattifying Lotion

Week in Review

Oil, heating pads, rugs, razors, and drinks – no, this isn’t about preparing for a romantic interlude, but rather the products featured in the I-think-you’re-lying-to-me category during the week of…

Archived Testimonials

Multilevel marketing sellers are using coronavirus to push oil and vitamin sales on Facebook

Megan Graham, CNBC

Attorney general cracks down on fake online reviews

Eric Walter, The Daily Record