Supplement & Health Product Scams

OsteoShield is a bone-and-joint dietary supplement sold by Peak Health Research. The maker says its capsules support bone health, joint comfort, healthy inflammation, and mobility with vitamin D3, …

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NeuroMind Pro is a real dietary supplement marketed for cognitive function and mental clarity. Its label lists bacopa, rhodiola, L-theanine, Panax ginseng and branched-chain amino acids; research on …

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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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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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Available sources describe active storefronts and say real Gelagen bottles appear to ship, and no regulator or court finding in the material we reviewed calls it a scam. The problems are different: …

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VisiVra is a real offer to buy a vision supplement, but the "review" page that comes with it is the seller's own sales page, styled as a review and fitted with order buttons. Nothing here shows a …

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