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Federal consumer protection authorities warning sellers of diabetes-targeted supplements to stop making medical claims that lack reliable scientific backing.
In the last five years the Federal Trade Commission has repeatedly targeted online sellers of purported diabetes treatments—issuing public consumer warnings, coordinating with the FDA to send cease-an...
In the last five years the Federal Trade Commission has repeatedly used cease-and-desist orders, consumer restitution programs, and public enforcement actions against supplement marketers making decep...
Since 2015 the has continued to challenge dietary-supplement marketers that advertise , securing a mix of court wins, consent orders and proposed settlements aimed at products advertised to treat chro...
enforces health, cognitive, and medical benefit claims under a “competent and reliable scientific evidence” standard that generally means high-quality human clinical testing — typically — supplemented...
The Federal Trade Commission has repeatedly moved to shut down dietary-supplement marketers that advertise unproven diabetes treatments by sending cease-and-desist or warning letters ordering them to ...