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Multiple fact-checking and reporting sources show that Tiger Woods did not endorse or “back” any CBD gummy product; scammers used his name and image to sell so‑called “Tiger Woods CBD Gummies” beginni...
Every major checkable line of reporting finds no evidence that Tiger Woods has backed or endorsed “Shark Tank” gummies or any product marketed as “Tiger Woods CBD Gummies”; instead, investigators say ...
Misuse of TV‑doctor and celebrity endorsements by third‑party tinnitus products is widespread and recurring: fact‑checking outlets and watchdogs have documented repeated campaigns that use doctored vi...
Public documentation of fake celebrity endorsements in supplement scams is extensive and multi‑sourced: government warnings and enforcement actions, consumer‑protection guides, cybersecurity vendor re...
Celebrity names and faces have repeatedly turned up at the center of consumer‑protection actions tied to weight‑loss products, ranging from traditional class actions over misleading claims to suits an...
LIFTiD — a consumer transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) headband — appeared on Shark Tank Season 12 seeking investment but left the studio without a deal, after Sharks expressed skepticism ...
There are multiple legal actions and at least one regulator-led recall connected to products using names similar to “Vita Slim,” but the record is fragmented and conflates different companies and bran...
The material presents three distinct claims: follow-ups on three past Shark Tank companies (Numilk, FOAM Coolers, Zipz Wine) and a separate claim about an ice cream startup (eCreamery) that walked awa...