As Seen on TV: Does it Work?
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6 News asked an area emergency room doctor for his opinion on the clinical data that is available and if there is any truth to claims Zicam's maker makes. More>>
Has the recession got you looking to save money any way you can? The As Seen on TV product called Kill A Watt is advertised to help you save hundreds on your electric bills. More>>
Razor blades can cost hundreds of dollars a year, but an As Seen on TV product promises to lengthen the life of blades and save you money. More>>
You may have seen television ads for the Pedipaws device for trimming your pet's nails, but does it deliver on its promises? More>>
Is keeping your house plants alive a full time job? Not anymore, at least according to the As Seen on TV product called Aqua Globes. More>>
Many people spend hundreds of dollars a year keeping their feet smooth and well maintained. But could an As Seen on TV product that costs less than $10 really remove calluses and save time and money? More>>
An "As Seen on TV" product called Forearm Forklifts, that costs just $19.99, promises to make all your furniture feel lighter and to make moving large items something almost anyone can do. More>>
Skyrocketing food prices have a lot of people searching for creative solutions to feed their families, such as some As Seen on TV. More>>
OxiClean is advertised as the "stain specialist," with a claim that it will remove more than 100 different stains. More>>
Many people spend time each week trying to tone and strengthen their muscles. Could a product advertised on TV and the Internet make someone stronger in 10 days? More>>
A two-toned epoxy called Mighty Putty is advertised to stop leaks, fix ceramics, and even have such strong bonding power it can help pull a fully loaded tractor-trailer. So 6 News put it to the test. More>>
A cleaning product advertised on TV claims it eliminates the need to scrub pans covered with baked on grease so 6 News put it to the test. More>>
Pet owners often try to get their dogs and cats' fur off their clothes, furniture and floors. So 6 News tested the As Seen on TV product ShedEnder to see if it lives up to its claims. More>>
Ads claim that GreenBags can extend the life of produce by up to a month so 6 News put them to the test. More>>
A product called Zorbeez claims to help the environment by cutting out the need for paper towels so 6 News put its absorbency claims to the test. More>>
