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Unauthorized use of name and likeness (NIL)
Selling products using a celebrity's name or image without their permission is illegal and infringes on their publicity rights.
Misleading marketing tactics
Scammers use fake news websites, social media ads, and pressure tactics to promote counterfeit CBD products.
Health hazards from contaminated gummies
Consuming such products can lead to health issues including acute poisoning, long-term organ damage, and adverse interactions with medications.
Data harvesting and subscription traps
Many scam websites steal personal information and enroll buyers in costly recurring charges without their knowledge.
Red flags of CBD scams
Signs include too-good-to-be-true claims, lack of verifiable endorsements, missing lab reports, and poor website quality.
Tiger Woods endorsement status
Tiger Woods has never endorsed any CBD products; any claims to the contrary are false.
Legitimate CBD gummies sourcing
Reputable brands use organic hemp, provide clear COAs, and specify the type of CBD extract in their products.
Consumer vigilance
Users should be skeptical of celebrity health endorsements and research thoroughly before purchasing CBD products.
Full-spectrum extract
A type of CBD that contains less than 0.3% THC along with other cannabinoids.
Broad-spectrum extract
CBD that includes other cannabinoids but no THC, preferred by those concerned about drug testing.