The bottom line: Only FDA-approved drugs can be marketed to prevent disease.
In the context of the coronavirus, immunity-boosting claims are a giant red flag.
Scammers are aggressively pushing a variety of products that they falsely claim prevent, treat or cure the virus.
FTC takes action against home goods and kitchenware company for misleading made in the USA claims.
Why the word “neon” is missing from many eye-popping colors of eyeshadow.
Posts from Bonnie Patten, our Executive Director
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TINA.org files FTC complaint over unsubstantiated health claims made by "brain training" company. Read More >
TINA.org investigation reveals that the popular "kidfluencer" channel deceptively promotes products to preschool-aged children. Read More >
