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As part of the Federal Trade Commission’s systematic review of all current FTC rules and guides, the FTC is seeking public comment on the efficiency, costs, benefits, and impact of the Contact Lens Rule

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As part of the Federal Trade Commission’s systematic review of all current FTC rules and guides, the FTC is seeking public comment on the efficiency, costs, benefits, and impact of the Ophthalmic Practice Rules (Eyeglass Rule)

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6,936 Checks Being Mailed Nationwide Starting Today
The Federal Trade Commission is mailing refund checks to consumers who lost money buying dietary supplements, Speak and Speak Smooth, deceptively marketed as proven effective at treating childhood speech disorders, including those associated with autism

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Federal Trade Commission Chairwoman Edith Ramirez issued the following statement in response to a ruling today by the U

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Comment Precedes September 21 FTC Workshop on Homeopathic Drug Advertising
The staff of the Federal Trade Commission has recommended that the U

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“shUVee” and “Nano-UV” Were Marketed Through Online Retailers Like Amazon and Catalogs Like SkyMall
Two marketers of ultraviolet light “disinfectant” devices have agreed to stop making claims that their devices can wipe out foot fungus and dangerous bacteria like MRSA, E

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Chairwoman Edith Ramirez to Speak at Sept

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Defendants’ Membership In U

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Commission Also Announces Winners of National Day of Civic Hacking Analytic Challenge
The Federal Trade Commission announced that judges for its Robocalls: Humanity Strikes Back contest selected a first place winner for the $25,000 cash prize for building a mobile app that blocks and forwards robocalls to a crowd-sourced honeypot

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