Independent investigations of health scams, fake endorsements, deceptive sales funnels, subscription traps, and AI-manipulated ads.
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SelfPlus AGE+ is a real one-capsule resveratrol product designed to support a healthy-aging routine. The maker says each daily capsule provides 125 mg of trans-resveratrol from Japanese knotweed root. …
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NeuroLift is a real product that is being sold online, but before you pay you should know two things. The NeuroLift name is attached to at least two different ingredient lists, and the "customer …
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Aveya Hair Growth Spray is a real product you can order: a 60 ml scalp spray listed at $29.85 on its own web store. Whether it regrows or thickens hair is a different question. The growth claims come …
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Pure Lung is a real capsule with a real sales page, but the page does not give you a reason to believe it clears, cleans or heals your lungs. The seller itself says it is a general wellness …
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You can't confirm that Elon Musk has anything to do with a "Memory Cure AI," and you should not assume he does. The things Musk is actually known for in this area are Neuralink, a brain-implant …
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NHINWatch has not verified who sells Clear Cogni, what it costs, or what its refund terms are, so it does not call it a scam. What you can do is check the ad and the checkout yourself in a few …
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