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Advertising of Supplement Targeting Seniors Questioned

Advertising of Supplement Targeting Seniors Questioned

TINA.org Joins with AARP in Objecting to Move Free Class-Action Settlement MADISON, Conn., March 12, 2015 — More than 46 million people suffer from arthritis, many of them elderly, and…

McDonald’s All-Day Breakfast (Part II)

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McDonald’s All-Day Breakfast (Part II)

Boggled by a BOGO.

Tinder

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Tinder

Class-action lawsuit takes a swipe at online dating app’s new policy to charge for unlimited likes.

Lipozene Fat Burning Claims Violate FTC Order

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Lipozene Fat Burning Claims Violate FTC Order

Get the skinny on TINA.org’s investigation of Lipozene.

SmartCandy

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SmartCandy

Regulators question whether the gummy snack is anything more than a “nutritionally void candy.”

H&M

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H&M

Where have all the “select styles” gone? Maybe only H&M knows.

Are Homeopathic Drugs Misleading Consumers?

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Are Homeopathic Drugs Misleading Consumers?

FDA revisits a decades-old policy that essentially allows homeopathic drugs to go unchecked into the marketplace.

‘How We Trade Options’

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‘How We Trade Options’

This “free” book offer isn’t exactly free and one TINA.org reader said it almost cost her plenty.

‘Almay Simply American’ Simply Not True

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‘Almay Simply American’ Simply Not True

TINA.org investigation finds that a vast majority of the company’s cosmetics do not fit the legal standard for Made in USA.

Food Labeling – Meaningless Terminology

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Food Labeling – Meaningless Terminology

Consumer advocates agree better nutrition labels are needed.

TINA.org’s Year In Review 2015

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TINA.org’s Year In Review 2015

What we did this year at TINA.org.

Snuggie Marketers to Pay $7.5M in Customer Refunds

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Snuggie Marketers to Pay $7.5M in Customer Refunds

There’s nothing cozy about allegations of deceptive advertising.

You’re a Millionaire (Not)

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You’re a Millionaire (Not)

Do not give out personal information so readily. A scam may be afoot.

Do ‘Original’ Prices Really Even Exist?

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Do ‘Original’ Prices Really Even Exist?

Shopping for a spring wardrobe? Here’s what you need to know about price tags.

ProFlowers

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ProFlowers

Unexpected charges send advertised price spiraling for TINA.org reader.

Payhmm.com’s Payday Promise Too Good to Be True?

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Payhmm.com’s Payday Promise Too Good to Be True?

The job they’re offering seems simple enough but getting paid appears to be a different story entirely.

Never Eat This Carb – FixYourBloodSugar.com

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Never Eat This Carb – FixYourBloodSugar.com

We wanted to know what foods we were never supposed to eat. So we clicked.

The Leather Jacket that Isn’t

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The Leather Jacket that Isn’t

When shopping this holiday season for that Top Gun fan on your list, consider this story before you buy.

Is that 100 Percent Cashmere?

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Is that 100 Percent Cashmere?

Reader says she was “duped” into buying a cashmere cap that turned out to be only 3 percent cashmere.

Oh, Christmas Tree: Pricing Mix-up Burns Consumer

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Oh, Christmas Tree: Pricing Mix-up Burns Consumer

“I needed to spend that money on hams, not false advertising,” says frustrated consumer.

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Advertising of Supplement Targeting Seniors Questioned

McDonald’s All-Day Breakfast (Part II)

Tinder

Lipozene Fat Burning Claims Violate FTC Order

SmartCandy

H&M

Are Homeopathic Drugs Misleading Consumers?

‘How We Trade Options’

‘Almay Simply American’ Simply Not True

Food Labeling – Meaningless Terminology

TINA.org’s Year In Review 2015

Snuggie Marketers to Pay $7.5M in Customer Refunds

You’re a Millionaire (Not)

Do ‘Original’ Prices Really Even Exist?

ProFlowers

Payhmm.com’s Payday Promise Too Good to Be True?

Never Eat This Carb – FixYourBloodSugar.com

The Leather Jacket that Isn’t

Is that 100 Percent Cashmere?

Oh, Christmas Tree: Pricing Mix-up Burns Consumer