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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.

Brain Juice

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Brain Juice

Think hard when considering this supplement’s cognitive claims.

Coronavirus Scammers

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Coronavirus Scammers

Tranont distributor touts MLM’s nutritional supplements as a prevention for the coronavirus.

Lumina Health Products

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Lumina Health Products

The FDA has issued a warning letter to Lumina Health Products for selling several of its supplements with misleading advertising and unfounded treatment claims. The products under scrutiny are CELLFOOD, CELLFOOD…

Wellness Support Network

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Wellness Support Network

Wellness Support Network sells dietary supplements, including a supplement for diabetes, on its website realfoodnutrients.com. Among other claims, Wellness Support Network says that the benefits of its diabetes supplement “Glucose…

Macular Health

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Macular Health

FDA warns supplement maker about unapproved disease-treatment claims.

Folgers

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Folgers

Just how many cups of coffee does this canister yield?

Walden Farms Calorie Free Whipped Peanut Spreads

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Walden Farms Calorie Free Whipped Peanut Spreads

Walden Farms advertised that consumers could “save 330 calories a day, 10,000 calories a month, lose 34 pounds a year” by eating its calorie free whipped peanut spreads instead of…

Hair Vitality

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Hair Vitality

Supplement purporting to regrow hair may not be as effective as its highly touted ingredients.

Alani Nu Balance

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Alani Nu Balance

Supplement company says product is not a “fertility supplement.” Its marketing says otherwise.

Vicaine

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Vicaine

FDA warns marketer of illegal tianeptine supplement about unapproved drug treatment claims.

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