Investigations
We examine advertising promises, sales terms and pressure tactics so you can decide without rushing.
Ultimate Forza recall: three undeclared drugs found
Ultimate Forza was recalled after tests found undeclared sildenafil, tadalafil and dapoxetine. Check affected packs and refund steps in the US.
Niwali Tejocote: FDA found toxic yellow oleander
FDA found toxic yellow oleander in two Niwali products labeled as tejocote. Check the exact lots, symptoms, and US return and poison-control guidance.
ZUBB weight-loss supplement: FDA found hidden sildenafil
FDA testing found undeclared sildenafil in ZUBB, marketed for weight loss. See what the US warning confirms, what it does not, and what buyers should do.
Esbelta Intense Loss: FDA found four undeclared drugs
FDA testing found four undeclared drugs in Esbelta Intense Loss, promoted for weight loss. See the risks, evidence limits, and steps for US buyers.
Esbelta Chupapanza: FDA found undeclared phenolphthalein
FDA testing found undeclared phenolphthalein in Esbelta Chupapanza Flat Belly. What is confirmed, what the cancer evidence means, and what US buyers should do.
B. Magi: FDA found toxic yellow oleander and undeclared ingredients
FDA testing found toxic yellow oleander compounds and phenolphthalein in B. Magi. See the confirmed risks, evidence limits, and urgent steps for US buyers.
Fibra Plan in Colombia: INVIMA found a false registration number
INVIMA says Fibra Plan’s printed registration number was never issued and rejects its health claims. What Colombia’s warning proves—and what it does not.
24 HS Slimming in Colombia: INVIMA says its registration was cancelled
INVIMA says 24 HS Slimming was sold through WhatsApp with a cancelled registration and reported brand misuse. What Colombia’s warning confirms.
DEEP sexual enhancement: FDA found undeclared amino tadalafil
FDA testing found undeclared amino tadalafil in DEEP, marketed for sexual enhancement. See the nitrate warning, evidence limits, and what US buyers should do.
Top New and diabetes: Brazil’s Anvisa banned the brand’s supplements
Brazil’s Anvisa banned all Top New supplements after disease-treatment claims appeared in online ads. Here is what the order confirms.