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TruHeight (Vanilla Chip LLC)
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CLASS ACTION JX-FTC-242-3093Opened AUG 21 2026Quick look

TruHeight (Vanilla Chip LLC), In the Matter of

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Filing

Nevada-based Vanilla Chip LLC, which does business as TruHeight, and its two principals, Eden Stelmach and Justin Rapoport, have agreed to settle the Federal Trade Commission’s charges that they deceptively advertised the effectiveness of a range of supplements touted as supporting height growth in children and teenagers, and relied on reviews that were written by their own employees, or by consumers who were offered a free product or discount in return for writing a 5-star review.

Entered on the record AUG 21 2026Occurred JUL 15 2026Producer: FTChttps://www.ftc.gov/legal-library/browse/cases-proceedings/242-3093-truheight-vanilla-chip-llc-matterEntered by fnulnu
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"Nevada-based Vanilla Chip LLC, which does business as TruHeight, and its two principals, Eden Stelmach and Justin Rapoport, have agreed to settle the Federal Trade Commission’s charges that they deceptively advertised the effectiveness of a range of supplements touted as supporting height growth in children and teenagers, and relied on reviews that were written by their own employees, or by consumers who were offered a free product or discount in return for writing a 5-star review."

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