What You Should Know about Plexus

TINA.org investigation of the pink drink company finds inappropriate health and income claims.

TINA.org Investigation Reveals What You Should Know About Plexus

MADISON, CONN.  November 12, 2016 – Plexus Worldwide, an Arizona-based multilevel marketing (MLM) company that markets nutritional supplements, weight-loss, and personal care products, calls itself the “health and happiness” company that offers…

LifeVantage Health Claims Database

TINA.org investigation reveals illegal health claims used to market MLM supplements.

2016 Collection

BX Protocol

Vaguely defined treatment touts incredible health claims.

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

Oxygen is good for you. So it follows that lots of oxygen must be great for you, right? A hyperbaric oxygen chamber, which allows your body to take in three…

Nefful Health Claims Database

TINA.org investigation reveals illegal health claims used to market MLM supplements.

One a Day Vitamin Health Claims in Contention

Watchdog group files suit over Bayer’s claims about vitamins’ ability to improve health.

Misleading Health Claims about Vemma Still Flood Web

Push to remove unsubstantiated claims lagging.

Op-ed: Multi-level marketers need to stop disease-treatment claims

Bonnie Patten, The Salt Lake Tribune

Ad or Not: CBS Mornings ‘Exclusive’ with Alex Rodriguez

News ‘exclusive’ or orchestrated corporate promotion?

What You Should Know about USANA

Supplement MLM takes down dozens of deceptive claims following TINA.org investigation.

Phoenix Natural Wellness

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

What You Should Know about New U Life

MLM company New U Life is no fountain of youth.

What You Should Know about HempWorx

Pot MLM blows smoke when it comes to health and income claims and the purported legality of its CBD oil.

TINA’s Take: How the Feds Should Be Smarter about Brain Claims

New report finds problematic treatment claims associated with brain supplement products.

Fertilix

FDA warns company behind male fertility supplement about unapproved drug claims.

SallyeAnder’s No-Bite-Me Bug Repellent Cream

Can this product really protect against a mosquito-borne disease?

Alani Nu Balance

Supplement company says product is not a “fertility supplement.” Its marketing says otherwise.

IV Therapies and COVID-19: The Drip, Drip, Drip of Deceptive Claims

TINA.org finds dozens of clinics deceptively promoting IV therapies as a way to prevent and treat the coronavirus.