JÙS By Julie Ad Alert JÙS By Julie FDA puts the squeeze on juice company’s claims to treat serious diseases.
Flat Belly Overnight Ad Alert Flat Belly Overnight Reader alerts TINA.org to email touting miracle health claims for dietary and exercise program.
Earn a Ph.D Degree Online Ad Alert Earn a Ph.D Degree Online Earn a PhD Degree Online, says this spam email. Where does the link in the email take you? (Don’t click on links in spam emails. We do it here at…
Purus Labs, Inc Ad Alert Purus Labs, Inc The FDA sent a warning letter to Formulife, Inc./Purus Labs, Inc., after the dietary supplement maker was found to be selling products containing DMAA, which has been banned by the…
Know Your Nopalea: What is the True Cost of this Wellness Drink? Ad Alert Know Your Nopalea: What is the True Cost of this Wellness Drink? https://truthinadvertising.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Nopalea1.mp41.mp4 These ads for Nopalea by TriVita claim that this “wellness drink” will help reduce inflammation and rid you of pain. Such claims probably run afoul of FDA laws. Nopalea touts the…
Is Chiefnana Offering a Golden Opportunity? Ad Alert Is Chiefnana Offering a Golden Opportunity? For over a year, Chiefnana has been sending this e-mail trying to get recipients to invest in a supposed gold mining operation in Africa. Odds are that if you send…
Is Anthony Anderson’s Candyverse NFT Project a Scam? Ad Alert Is Anthony Anderson’s Candyverse NFT Project a Scam? The impact of a celebrity endorsement.
Bloom Nutrition Greens & Superfoods Powder Ad Alert Bloom Nutrition Greens & Superfoods Powder TINA.org digs into viral TikTok product’s bloating claims.
Ready Hour Emergency Food Kits Ad Alert Ready Hour Emergency Food Kits Only the fittest ad claims survive.
Taco Bell Sued to Get Stuffed Ad Alert Taco Bell Sued to Get Stuffed Lawsuit accuses fast-food chain of falsely advertising amount of ingredients in some of its offerings.
First Day Teen and Kids Multivitamin Gummies Ad Alert First Day Teen and Kids Multivitamin Gummies Supplement company doesn’t have the proper scientific evidence to back up its health claims.
Splash Refresher Sparkling Water Ad Alert Splash Refresher Sparkling Water Products contain some surprising ingredients for a drink advertised as “like water.”