NAD Could Jog Cognitive Benefit Supplement Firm's Memory With FTC Call
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
NAD refers UltraMax Health's supplement claim to the FTC after it fails to provide substantiation. CRN emphasizes claims alone are not the problem, but the firm's failure to provide substantiation.
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