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TGA tells PowerBalance to stop making absurd claims

Vic Skeptics are reporting today that Australia's TGA (Therapeutic Goods Administration) are calling on PowerBalance to withdraw their crazy claims.

QLink, Shuzi, Eken, Phiten and others using the PowerBalance schtick, you'd be well advised to do the same

The TGA is not exactly known for strong enforcement, but I do note the text of the requested retraction clearly says the claims were unlawful, so PowerBalance would probably be well advised to cut it out about now. As would their imitators. For full details, see the Vic Skeptics blog or the TGA decision.

posted @ Tuesday, November 16, 2010 9:13 AM

 
 
 

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# re: TGA tells PowerBalance to stop making absurd claims

Left by RipleyP at 11/16/2010 12:47 PM
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Yippie, this bodes well though what woo tricks will it come back with I can only wonder
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