- Statement on FTC’s Win in Lawsuit Against the Makers of Dietary Supplement Prevagen ( )
- Razer, Inc. to Pay More Than $1.1 Million for Misrepresenting the Performance and Efficacy of Supposed “N95-Grade” Zephyr Face Masks ( )
- FTC Warns Two Trade Associations and a Dozen Influencers About Social Media Posts Promoting Consumption of Aspartame or Sugar ( )
- FTC Action Leads to Lifetime Ban for Skin Cream Marketer Who Charged Consumers Millions in Junk Fees ( )
- FTC Acts to Stop Owner, Marketers of ‘Smoke Away’ from Deceptively Claiming Products Enable Users to Quit Smoking ( )
- At FTC’s Request, Florida District Court Permanently Bars Deceptive COVID-19 PPE Marketer from Selling Any Protective Goods or Services to Consumers ( )
- FTC Sues Medical Clinic and its Owner for False or Unsubstantiated Claims its Treatment Could Cure Addiction and Other Diseases ( )
- FTC Takes Action Against doTERRA Distributors for False COVID-19 Health Claims ( )
- FTC Announces New Business Guidance for Marketers and Sellers of Health Products ( )
- Federal Trade Commission Returning Almost $21,000 to Consumers Nationwide Who Bought Deceptively Marketed CBD Products from Kushly Industries ( )
- Una acción de la FTC contra Benefytt da como resultado $100 millones de dólares en concepto de reembolsos para los consumidores engañados con planes de salud falsos y a los que les cobraron cargos basura exorbitantes ( )
- FTC Action Against Benefytt Results in $100 Million in Refunds for Consumers Tricked into Sham Health Plans and Charged Exorbitant Junk Fees ( )
- Federal Trade Commission Scores Two Victories in Separate Actions Against Companies Who Failed to Deliver COVID Personal Protection Equipment During Early Days of the Pandemic ( )
- FTC Finalizes Order Banning Deceptive Marketing by Supplement Seller ( )
- Federal Trade Commission Sues Gravity Defyer and its Owner for Violating FTC Order and Making Baseless Pain-Relief Claims to Market Footwear ( )
- Federal Court Rules in Favor of FTC, Halting Illegal Tactics Used to Promote Smoking Cessation, Weight-Loss, and Sexual-Performance Aids ( )
- FTC Proposed Order Stops Marketers from Continuing to Promote Supplements Using Baseless Health Claims ( )
- FTC, DOJ, and FDA Take Action to Stop Marketer of Herbal Tea from Making False COVID-19 Treatment Claims ( )
- FTC Returns More Than $930,000 To Consumers Who Bought Teami’s Deceptively Advertised Teas ( )
- FTC Sends Full Refunds to Consumers who Bought Deceptively Marketed Fish Oil Supplement ( )
- FTC Outlines Aggressive Approach to Policing Against Pandemic Predators in Testimony Before Senate Commerce Subcommittee ( )
- With Omicron Variant on the Rise, FTC Orders More Marketers to Stop Falsely Claiming Their Products Can Effectively Prevent or Treat COVID-19 ( )
- FTC Sends Full Refunds Totaling Over $2 Million to Consumers who Lost Money Through Deceptive Direct Mail Publications Scheme ( )
- FTC Sends Refunds to Consumers Who Bought Deceptively Marketed Supplements to Treat Pain and Age-related Health Conditions ( )
- FTC Sends Cease and Desist Demands to 10 Companies Suspected of Making Diabetes Treatment Claims without the Required Scientific Evidence ( )
- FTC, Georgia Attorney General Sue Stem Cell Institute of America Co-Founders for Deceptive Joint Pain Cure-All Marketing Scheme ( )
- Refunds Coming to Consumers Who Bought Deceptively Marketed Willow Curve Device ( )
- FTC Testifies Before House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Legislation to Modify the Commission’s Authority and Address Challenges Facing the Agency ( )
- FTC Sues PPE Marketer for Falsely Promising Quick Delivery of N95 Facemasks ( )
- Promoter of $23,000 COVID-19 “Treatment” Plan Barred from Making Bogus Health Claims ( )
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