Nasal spray’s unsupported COVID-19 treatment claims are not up to snuff
Many of us would like to believe a marketer’s claims that an over-the-counter nasal spray can prevent or treat COVID-19.
Many of us would like to believe a marketer’s claims that an over-the-counter nasal spray can prevent or treat COVID-19.
People are living longer than ever before.
Here at the FTC, we’ve seen people pitching COVID treatments like gemstone bead bracelets, water filtration systems, indoor tanning with red
Last month, the FTC filed its first case against an online seller that failed to ship next-da
If you or a loved one has COVID-19, you might feel hopeful about products that guarantee you the treatment or cure you’re looking for.
If you’re looking for help with chronic pain, you might come across over-the-counter devices promising powerful, drug-free relief.
The FTC continues to seek out and warn sellers who peddle so-called Coronavirus treatments with no proof they work.
Every day we are reading about researchers studying potential ways to prevent, treat or cure COVID-19.