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Leptopril, made by Generix Labs,
shares much of its name with Leptoprin fat burner, produced by A.G. Waterhouse
(also known as Klein Becker, and various other
names.)
Clearly it's no coincidence that Leptopril is identical in spelling, with
exception of its last charter, with Leptorprin. A consumer could be easily
confused into believing the diet supplement they reviewed was Leptoprin while it
is Leptopril.
Our Better-Whois research revealed that the registrant of the
leptopril.com domain is Western Holdings LLC, which is one of the names Klein
Becker operates under. Clealy, Klein Becker is marketing the same product under
different brands. Moreover the leptopril website revealed that it is the "exact
same formula as Leptorpin-SD". |
Our editors and
experts' research
revealed that the FTC reported in its press release that "Ads for Various Diet
Supplements and Topical Gels Don’t Cut the Fat, Says the FTC.
Companies Do Not Have Adequate Substantiation to Support
the Claims". And the U.S. Federal Trade Commission stated (actual
excerpt):
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"...the FTC alleges that the
respondents violated the FTC Act by making unsubstantiated fat and weight loss
claims, false claims that clinical testing proves certain efficacy claims, and
false claims that Daniel B. Mowrey, Ph.D, is a medical
doctor."
Read FTC statement
here! | |