“Misleading” advert banned after making unsubstantiated claims
A Stratford clinic has been told by the Advertising Standards Agency (ASA) not to repeat claims it made on its website about its hormone replacement therapy treatment.
The ASA adjucated on a complaint about Stratford Dermatherapy Clinic and its bio-identical hormone replacement therapy treatment, which it said was safer than synthetic hormones. It also made claims about the blood tests it performed.
The advert must not appear again in its current form, the ASA ruled, after upholding both parts of the complaint.
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