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Recovery24

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Recovery24

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

NaturalDoctor

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NaturalDoctor

FDA sends reminder that unapproved drug treatment claims are illegal.

Dinovite

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Dinovite

The bottom line: check with your vet before starting your pet on any supplement.

Macular Health

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Macular Health

FDA warns supplement maker about unapproved disease-treatment claims.

NutriDrip

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NutriDrip

Did Joe Rogan actually endorse this company’s IV drip?

Greens and Whole Foods Supplements

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Greens and Whole Foods Supplements

ConsumerLab.com has published results of its quality tests of greens and whole foods powders and pills. Supplements marketed with these terms typically contain chlorophyll-containing leaves, sprouts, algae, vegetables and fruits, herbs,…

Nordic Hair Volume

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Nordic Hair Volume

Nordic makes the dietary supplement “Hair Volume” that, surprise, promises to increase your hair volume. Nordic had been advertising the supplement with claims that included the following: “Hair Volume is…

NOHO

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NOHO

We’re not sold on this hangover cure or the amount of money NOHO says you can make selling it.

The Diabetes Solution Kit

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The Diabetes Solution Kit

Product that claims to “reverse diabetes in as little as four weeks” may not deliver as advertised.

Kyäni

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Kyäni

Questionable claims about the King of Fruits.

BlackOxygen Organics

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BlackOxygen Organics

Spoiler alert: MLM’s products have not been proven to alleviate the symptoms of long-haul COVID.

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