Hubble Contacts

The first box may be “free” (sort of) but the second one isn’t and it’s on its way before you know it.

Graze

Don’t get your hand stuck in this cookie jar trap.

Oprah’s Anti-Aging Secret? Not Likely

Website really links to Vitalie Skin Care Serum and Lumalift Eye Cream, which have secrets of their own.

Get out of Debt Quick Ad Has Hidden Costs

This radio ad from 77WABC promotes a get-out-of-debt quick scheme by John Cummuta. It says you can order a free CD to find out more about “transforming debt into wealth,”…

Fungus Eliminator

Forty-five million Americans are ‘fighting a losing battle’ against toenail fungus. Could this supplement be the solution?

JustAnswer

Cost to ask a question and actually have it answered remains elusive for consumers.

Max My Speed

Zederex Fails to Perform

Webpage promoting ED pill is the quintessential example of fake news.

Test-O: Don’t Get Your Hopes Up

TINA.org gives this ED pill a failing grade.

Viralis RX – A True Downer

This erectile dysfunction pill disappoints on all counts.

Anti-Wrinkle Creams: Ellen the Expert?

Skin care companies Lavish Skin Care and DermaBright featured on fake celebrity sites.

The True Costs of Keranique Hair Regrowth for Women

Women’s hair regrowth product charges double that of many similar generic products.

Vita Luminance/Skin Revive

Holding on to this “free” bottle will cost you plenty.

Great Fun

How an advertised $20 rebate goes up in smoke.

Rent the Runway Pro

Discounted rate for dress rental site’s membership evades consumer.

Healifeco Ionic Foot Spa

This company may need to cleanse its marketing tactics.

CannaPro CBD

A fake celebrity endorsement by Tom Hanks is the tip of the iceberg with this CBD product.

Beachbody On Demand

We try to trim the fat on this “risk-free” trial offer.

no!no! PRO

A tricky refund policy is just the tip of the iceberg.

Natural American Spirit

A healthier option to conventional smokes this cigarette brand is not.