Our approved summary
The ads said the device treated anxiety and insomnia with no evidence it worked or was a registered medical device, and the testimonials did not look genuine (CAP 3.7, 3.47, 12.1).
Upheld by the ASA. Ruling published by the ASA on .
The ads said the device treated anxiety and insomnia with no evidence it worked or was a registered medical device, and the testimonials did not look genuine (CAP 3.7, 3.47, 12.1).
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More ASA rulings explained
- The claim that customers could save up to £546 was misleading because it left out important details and lacked sufficient evidence to support the savings stated (CAP 3.1, 3.3, 3.7).
- Claims that the product removes existing scale, cuts hot water bills by 12-24%, and improves skin by reducing scale were not backed by adequate evidence and were misleading (CAP 3.1, 3.7, 3.11).
Official ruling
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