Virus Prevention Claims For RhinoSystems’ Naväge Flushed In Nasal Irrigation Advertising Review
Executive Summary
During NAD review, RhinoSystems stated it previously pulled some COVID-19 prevention claims NeilMed challenged and pulled remaining ads after review began. Both RhinoSystems, which markets Naväge brand, and NeilMed, offering a namesake brand, were warned in 2021 by FTC about COVID-19 ad claims.
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