MyPillow

TINA.org investigated My Pillow, a Minnesota company that has sold millions of foam-filled bed pillows across the country, and found that the company was making deceptive and unsubstantiated disease-treatment claims…

MyPillow Pledges to Put Unsubstantiated Health Claims to Rest

TINA.org calls out cure-all pillow marketing.

MyPillow Gets a $1 Million Wake-Up Call

California consumer protection officials reach agreement with company to put health claims to bed.

TINA.org Alerts California Regulators to MyPillow’s Continued Deception

TINA.org urges consumer protection officials to reopen their investigation.

MyPillow

Sleep on this company’s supposed buy-one-get-one-free offer.

MyPillow Shirks Questions about Its New Sleep Study

MyPillow touts sleep study’s findings while consumers are left in the dark on its methodology.

MyPillow Sleep Study is a Snoozer

Counting up issues with study sure to be a sleep aid.

California Sues MyPillow for Deceptively Advertised Sleep Study Following TINA.org Complaint

California files lawsuit against pillow maker over misleading health claims for the second time in three years.

Sale or Not? MyPillow’s BOGO Offer

Is this BOGO a no-go?

MyPillow’s BOGO and 50% Off Claims

MyPillow’s Marketing Claims

MyPillow’s Buy One Get One Free Offer

MyPillow Deceptively Marketed According to Ad Watchdog

Company CEO Pledges to Make Corrections MADISON, CONN., February 23, 2016 – An investigation conducted by consumer advocacy organization, truthinadvertising.org (TINA.org), has revealed that Minnesota-based MyPillow Inc. has been using…

Own a MyPillow? Company agrees to pay $1 million over claims pillow can cure insomnia, pain

Leada Gore, AL.com

MyPillow Mogul Michael Lindell Sees Self in Donald Trump

Kelly Weill, The Daily Beast

MyPillow’s Marketing

BBB revokes MyPillow accreditation

ABC 10

Michael Lindell, MyPillow Inventor: 5 Fast Facts

Daniel S. Levine, Heavy

MyPillow’s fortunes soar, but not with complaints

Jordan Graham, Boston Herald

MN-based MyPillow fined $1M for deceptive ads

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