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Pure Hoodia, Inc.

Pure Hoodia, Inc. (purehoodia.com) has been lab verified to be counterfeit Hoodia and their product is full of misrepresentation and deception. Stay away from their Pure Hoodia product and also their other Hoodia products lines such as Hoodonii and Slimtron! This company is guilty of:

• Counterfeit Hoodia
• False advertising
• Not delivering the promised amount of powder
• Operating a network of websites with fake Hoodia comparison charts
• Attempting to steal intellectual property

You can see the full investigative report on Pure Hoodia, Inc. at Newstarget.

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