Bystrictin

UPDATE 2/18/15: A representative of Bystrictin informed TINA.org that the company is no longer in business and no longer advertising. Whenever someone tells you that you can lose weight without really…

ASPIRE Sport Drinks

NAD pursues action against sport drinks company, ASPIRE, for all natural claims.

YouTube TV: ‘$600 Less Than Cable’

Google appeals decision recommending it drop comparative pricing claim.

Apartments.com: ‘The Most Popular Place to Find a Place’?

Company agrees to drop tag line.

LEGO Lord of the Ring Pirate Ship Ambush

Perhaps you’ve braved the Paths of the Dead under the White Mountains and summoned the oathbreakers, the Dead Men of Dunharrow cursed by Isildur to remain in Middle-earth after failing…

Sony Xperia SP

The ASA has found Sony’s advertising for the Xperia SP phone to be misleading.

Chase Cash-Back Card

Verizon Told to Clarify 4G LTE Coverage Maps in TV Ad

A split second just isn’t enough time for consumers to pick up on important information in advertising.

TRUECar

Car-shopping website faces lawsuit over allegations of falsely advertising car prices.

Claritin-D

Bayer finally agrees to drop “nothing works faster” claim following review.

Airplus Shoe Insoles

NAD and maker of Airplus shoe insoles get off on the wrong foot over health-related claims.

The College Network

State regulators allege program misled students into thinking they could earn health care degrees online and was affiliated with a New York college.

Nasacort

Makers of nasal allergy spray told to cease consumer preference claims.

DirecTV’s ‘Worry-Free’ Signal Reliability

When it rains it pours.

Best Reviews

Who’s turning tables on whom?

Recovery24

Another detox supplement is forced to answer for its misleading advertising.

Theraworx Relief

Pharmacist testimonials at the center of advertising inquiry head to the FTC for further review.

TheraBreath

NAD finds dry mouth relief claims hard to swallow.

Molekule Air Purifier

Allergy and asthma testimonials persist in wake of inquiry by the National Advertising Division.

TummyZen

NAD slams studies offered in support of “total heartburn relief” claims.