Prevagen Brands Prevagen TINA.org investigated the marketing of Prevagen, a supplement aimed at people suffering from memory loss, and found that Quincy Bioscience — the marketer and manufacturer of Prevagen — deceptively claimed…
TINA.org to FTC: Prevagen is Making Unsupported Memory Claims Consumer News TINA.org to FTC: Prevagen is Making Unsupported Memory Claims Investigation finds no competent evidence to support memory improvement claims and FTC files a lawsuit.
Prevagen Is Going to the Dogs Blog Prevagen Is Going to the Dogs Second Circuit rules FTC/NY case against Prevagen can proceed.
Will Prevagen’s Deceptive Advertising Ever End? Blog Will Prevagen’s Deceptive Advertising Ever End? Eight years after TINA.org alerted regulators, supplement ads continue to convey deceptive and misleading memory improvement claims.
Prevagen: The Dismal Facts & Figures that Led to TINA.org’s Objection Blog Prevagen: The Dismal Facts & Figures that Led to TINA.org’s Objection Pending class-action settlement leaves consumers behind.
Prevagen’s Fishy Memory Claims Under Fire by Federal Regulators Consumer News Prevagen’s Fishy Memory Claims Under Fire by Federal Regulators Five things you should know about the FTC, New York lawsuit against Prevagen.
Prevagen Memory Study Falls Short Consumer News Prevagen Memory Study Falls Short TINA.org, AARP and others file legal brief urging court to reverse dismissal of Prevagen case.
Jury Hands Down a Verdict in Prevagen Deceptive Marketing Case Consumer News Jury Hands Down a Verdict in Prevagen Deceptive Marketing Case Verdict comes nine years after TINA.org alerted regulator to supplement’s unsubstantiated health claims.
TINA.org Alerts Major TV Networks to Deceptive Prevagen Ads Consumer News TINA.org Alerts Major TV Networks to Deceptive Prevagen Ads TINA.org also calls on the BBB to re-evaluate company’s A+ rating.
Prevagen Class Action Prevagen False advertising class-action lawsuits filed against Quincy Bioscience regarding its marketing of Prevagen
Prevagen Studies Evidence Prevagen Studies The Effects of the Calcium Binding Protein Apoaequorin on Memory and Cognitive Functioning in Older Adults Impact of Prevagen on Memory Impact of Prevagen on Sleep Quality
Websites and Social Media Platforms Evidence Websites and Social Media Platforms Prevagen – Homepage Prevagen – About Prevagen – Who We Are Prevagen – Reviews Prevagen – Research Prevagen – See How Prevagen Works Prevagen Extra Strength – Homepage Prevagen Professional…
2019 Marketing Evidence 2019 Marketing Website Pages Quincy Bioscience Homepage (video) Prevagen Home Page Prevagen About Page Prevagen Greg (video, description) Prevagen Patricia (video, description) Prevagen Edith Prevagen Ellen and Kathy Prevagen Francis Prevagen Gary…
Marketing Videos Evidence Marketing Videos Below are links to videos that Quincy Bioscience has used to market Prevagen: Prevagen for Memory and Brain Support Prevagen Home Page How to Improve Your Brain Health How to…
Comment at FDA Public Meeting on Dietary Supplements Blog Comment at FDA Public Meeting on Dietary Supplements Comment made by TINA.org executive director, Bonnie Patten at the FDA’s public meeting on Responsible Innovation in Dietary Supplements held on May 16, 2019. Thank you for the opportunity to…
Worst False Ad Settlements of 2020 Consumer News Worst False Ad Settlements of 2020 Five class-action settlements that left consumers behind this year.
FTC Complaint Filed Against Maker of Memory Supplement Press Release FTC Complaint Filed Against Maker of Memory Supplement Ad Watchdog Issues Warning to Consumers MADISON, CONN. September 21, 2015 — With an aging baby-boomer population and an estimated 10 million Americans predicted to develop some form of brain…
How Amazon Promotes, Profits from Deceptively Marketed Brain Supplements Consumer News How Amazon Promotes, Profits from Deceptively Marketed Brain Supplements The largest retailer in the world isn’t just turning a blind eye to the deceptive marketing of these products.
Don’t Fall for the ‘Memory’ Pills Targeting Baby Boomers Media Coverage Don’t Fall for the ‘Memory’ Pills Targeting Baby Boomers Emily Dreyfuss, WIRED