Simple Spectrum Ad Alert Simple Spectrum Counting up the issues with this purported autism supplement.
Levean Ad Alert Levean Consumers would be wise to question the “real science” behind this supplement.
Herbal Doctor Remedies Ad Alert Herbal Doctor Remedies FDA slaps supplement maker for unapproved drug treatment claims.
NatureMade Omega-3 Xtra Blend Ad Alert NatureMade Omega-3 Xtra Blend FTC to decide whether fish oil supplement’s better-absorption claims sink or swim.
Wardley Algae Discs Fish Food Ad Alert Wardley Algae Discs Fish Food Be wary of fish food products that fail to live up to their name.
Supplements Containing Acacia Rigidula Ad Alert Supplements Containing Acacia Rigidula Companies whose weight-loss supplements contain perennial shrub receive FDA warning letters.
Google Takes Down Amazon’s ‘Shop FDA Approved Supplements’ Ad Following TINA.org Inquiry Ad Alert Google Takes Down Amazon’s ‘Shop FDA Approved Supplements’ Ad Following TINA.org Inquiry Search engine also removes slider of ‘sponsored’ products in response to TINA.org inquiry.
FDA to Citrus Fit Gold: Better Shape Up Ad Alert FDA to Citrus Fit Gold: Better Shape Up The FDA’s message to the makers of the dietary supplement is simple: Shape up or ship out.
Never Eat This Carb – FixYourBloodSugar.com Ad Alert Never Eat This Carb – FixYourBloodSugar.com We wanted to know what foods we were never supposed to eat. So we clicked.
Amberen Ad Alert Amberen Claims that dietary supplement leads to easy weight loss for menopausal women called to task by FTC.
PhytoZon Ad Alert PhytoZon Another cure-all supplement? NAD refers company to the FTC and FDA for further review.
Recovery24 Ad Alert Recovery24 Another detox supplement is forced to answer for its misleading advertising.
Your Super Ad Alert Your Super TINA.org review finds supplement company’s website riddled with inappropriate disease-treatment claims.
SomaBiotix Ad Alert SomaBiotix Different name, same not-so-free “free” trial and illegal health claims.
Benefiber Ad Alert Benefiber If you see a supplement marketed as “clinically proven,” pump your brakes.
Neuriva’s ‘Clinically Proven’ Ingredients Claims Ad Alert Neuriva’s ‘Clinically Proven’ Ingredients Claims Memory supplement’s “clinically proven” ingredients claims fall apart upon closer inspection of supporting ingredient studies.