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Business, 11.07.2019 11:30 ashiteru123

In its advertisements, regent hair care products claims that its kltr-14 gel will restore the hair of bald men. even though regent shows supporting evidence in its ads, members of the national advertising review board (narb) believe the claim is unsupportable. what action can the narb take?

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