Firm agrees to $650,000 FTC fine over claims to cut alcohol cravings
In addition to the claim to cut alcohol consumption, the company allegedly posted bogus reviews.
Source: naturalproductsinsider.com
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In addition to the claim to cut alcohol consumption, the company allegedly posted bogus reviews.
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The manufacturers of a supplement that claimed to reduce cravings for alcohol will now have to refund at least $650,000 to customers under a Federal Trade Commission order proposed Wednesday.