- Marketers of the Pro-Form ab GLIDER™ Agree to Pay $3 Million in Civil Penalties for Violating 1997 FTC Order Prohibiting Deceptive Weight Loss Claims ( )
- Judge Issues Order to Jail Two Dietary Supplement Sellers for Contempt ( )
- Green Coffee Bean Manufacturer Settles FTC Charges of Pushing its Product Based on Results of “Seriously Flawed” Weight-Loss Study ( )
- FTC Alerts Major Retailers to Concerns About Concussion Protection Claims for Athletic Mouthguards Made on Websites ( )
- FTC Approves Final Order Settling Charges that “BrainStrong Adult” Supplement Marketers Made Deceptive Memory Improvement Claims ( )
- Judge Expected to Rule in FTC Case Against Marketers Ordered to Pay $40 Million for Making Fraudulent Weight-Loss Product Claims ( )
- Marketers of ‘Fat Burning’ and ‘Calorie Blocking’ Diet Pills to Pay $500,000 for Making Deceptive Weight Loss Claims ( )
- FTC Sends Refund Checks Totaling $9.3 Million to Nearly 200,000 Consumers Who Bought ‘Ab Circle Pro’ Device ( )
- Cactus Juice Marketers to Pay $3.5 Million in Refunds to Consumers for Deceptive Claims that Their Product Treats Diseases ( )
- L’Oréal Settles FTC Charges Alleging Deceptive Advertising for Anti-Aging Cosmetics ( )
- FTC Testifies Before Senate Commerce Subcommittee on Agency Efforts to Combat Fraudulent and Deceptive Claims for Weight-Loss Products ( )
- La FTC testifica ante el Subcomité de Comercio del Senado sobre los esfuerzos de la agencia para combatir las declaraciones fraudulentas y engañosas sobre productos para perder peso ( )
- Supplement Marketers Settle FTC Charges that “BrainStrong Adult” Memory Improvement Claims Are Deceptive ( )
- Company Settles FTC Charges that Head Lice Prevention Claims Were Deceptive ( )
- FTC Charges Green Coffee Bean Sellers with Deceiving Consumers through Fake News Sites and Bogus Weight Loss Claims ( )
- FTC Approves Final Consent Orders Settling Charges that Companies Deceptively Claimed Their Genetically Modified Nutritional Supplements Could Treat Diseases ( )
- Sensa and Three Other Marketers of Fad Weight-Loss Products Settle FTC Charges in Crackdown on Deceptive Advertising ( )
- Companies Pitching Genetically Customized Nutritional Supplements Will Drop Misleading Disease Claims ( )
- FTC Has Updated Guidance for Media Outlets on Spotting False Weight-Loss Claims in Advertising ( )
- FTC Announces Initiative Against Deceptive Claims Made by National Marketers of Fad Weight Loss Products ( )
- FTC Announces Initiative Against Deceptive Claims Made by National Marketers of Fad Weight Loss Products ( )
- FTC Sends Refund Checks Totaling nearly $6 Million to Consumers Who Bought Dietary Supplements ( )
- For a Safe Holiday Season Remember to Say, “We Don’t Serve Teens” ( )
- Para una temporada navideña segura recuerde decir "No le servimos a menores" ( )
- FTC Approves Final Consents Settling Charges That Mattress Sellers Lacked Scientific Evidence to Prove Products Were Free From Volatile Organic Compounds ( )
- FTC Charges HCG Marketer with Deceptive Advertising ( )
- FTC Sends Refund Checks to Consumers Who Bought Walgreens' 'Wal-Born' Dietary Supplements ( )
- FTC Sends Refund Checks to Consumers Who Bought Dietary Supplements ( )
- FTC Sends Refunds to Consumers Who Purchased Disney- or Marvel Hero-themed Children's Vitamins ( )
- Marketers of Unproven Bed Bug and Head Lice Treatments Settle FTC Charges ( )
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