4Life Research
TINA.org investigated 4Life as part of its larger investigations into unsubstantiated disease-treatment claims and atypical income claims used by MLM companies.
To read more about TINA.org’s 2023 MLM Income Claims Investigation, click here.
To read more about TINA.org’s 2017 DSA Income Claims Investigation, click here.
To read more about TINA.org’s 2016 DSA Health Claims Investigation, click here.
Highlights
- Notified company of findings
- Company removed deceptive marketing identified
Timeline
2024
February 14
As part of its 2023 investigation into 100 MLM companies, TINA.org notifies 4Life of its findings that the company has used atypical income claims to market its business opportunity.
2017
December 18
As part of its 2017 investigation into all DSA-member companies, TINA.org notifies 4Life of findings that it uses atypical income claims to market the business opportunity.
2016
June 14
4Life sends letter to TINA.org outlining the steps it has taken thus far with respect to the deceptive claims at issue, including the immediate suspension of numerous 4Life distributors.
June 6
TINA.org sends a warning letter to 4Life notifying it of TINA.org’s findings and asking that the company remedy the deceptive marketing immediately.
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