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Spongeables Anti-Cellulite Body Wash in a Sponge

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Spongeables Anti-Cellulite Body Wash in a Sponge

Spongeables is advertising its “Anti-Cellulite Body Wash in a Sponge” with claims that might be deceptive. Advertisers can’t say a product will treat or cure cellulite without providing scientific studies…

Phytoceramides Skin Therapy

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Phytoceramides Skin Therapy

What do Ellen DeGeneres, Cindy Crawford, and Jennifer Aniston have in common? Well, according to a spam email we received that links to a website, which looks a lot like…

Intellux

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Intellux

Webpage pitching so-called smart pill raises several red flags.

Reverse Hair Loss Program

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Reverse Hair Loss Program

Before-and-after photos can send a powerful message. But sometimes that message is deceptive if not flat-out fraudulent.

TruHeight

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TruHeight

Company marketing “height growth vitamins” makes some tall claims.

Lifetime

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Lifetime

Buyer beware: This “proud U.S. manufacturer” of basketball hoops makes some of its products in China.

NOHO

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NOHO

We’re not sold on this hangover cure or the amount of money NOHO says you can make selling it.

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