SeraRelief CBD products

Be wary of “free trials” for CBD gummies and oils advertised on the internet.

Mighty Gum

A chewing gum company’s health claims pop under scrutiny.

Claims of It’s Just Lunch Dating Service

Allegations: Making false advertising claims about the It’s Just Lunch dating service

FDA Bans Sale of Puff Bar E-Cigarettes, the ‘New Juul’

The disposable e-cigarette has replaced Juul as the go-to vape for minors.

Donations Intended for Black Lives Matter Instead Go To Unaffiliated Group with Near-Identical Name

Some of the world’s largest corporations have reportedly raised millions of dollars for the Black Lives Matter Foundation, which is unaffiliated with the international movement.

Overstepping Their Bounds: Deceptively Marketed Made in USA Shoes

Over the years, TINA.org has found several shoe brands running afoul of the FTC’s Made in USA standard.

19 Things Le-Vel and Its Distributors Deceptively Represent Are Attainable with MLM

Exaggerated earnings claims are not hard to find.

TINA’s Take: Immunity-Boosting Claims in the Coronavirus Era

In the context of the coronavirus, immunity-boosting claims are a giant red flag.

Top Kyäni Distributor Pitches Products for Coronavirus in Facebook Live Video

For $100 a month, “you cannot risk your health,” James Bradford says.

Nuvega Lash

JoAnne Bassett’s ‘Corona Virus Oil’

Self-proclaimed aromatherapist claims essential oil can help combat the coronavirus.

Five Reasons the BBB Shouldn’t Be Your Only Stop

Researching a company shouldn’t be one-stop shopping.

Treehuggers Bracelets

Tree-planting nonprofit cuts ties with another company selling bracelets to benefit Australia.

Phoenix Natural Wellness

CBD “super store” brochure is chock full of unapproved disease-treatment claims.

How Amazon Promotes, Profits from Deceptively Marketed Brain Supplements

The largest retailer in the world isn’t just turning a blind eye to the deceptive marketing of these products.

Worst False Ad Settlements of 2019

TINA.org’s annual list of class-action settlements that left consumers out in the cold.

Iberia Olive Oil Blend

One ingredient is given prominence on the front of the bottle but it’s not the primary one.

Adore Organic Innovations Anti-aging Claims

‘Free’ or ‘Low Cost’ Back and Knee Braces

FTC alerts consumers to Medicare scam.

ConsumersAdvocate.org

Who is this review site really advocating for?