Posted 12 January 2016
We have previously posted an article on Mervyn Daitz notorious for his RAYMA Balance Bracelet and BodyTrim products, and the No!No! hair removal device that Consumer Reports found not to be effective.
As IOL pointed out way back in 2012, “Professor David Whitehead, called for the harshest possible sanctions, saying that the company had shown “complete disregard” for the ASA’s initial ruling as well as a lack of remorse”. “The Rayma bracelets cost between R719 and R1 139, including packaging and posting.” “. . .of course, that decorative bracelets can be bought for far less”.
Well that did not dent Mervyn from continuing to make unsubstantiated claims for No!No! on their website, including the claims “. . . is a doctor recommended device that is based on years of research and development” and “Guaranteed Results”.
Complaints were recently laid with the UK ASA for … Read the rest
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