Claims resurface about Starbucks’ Pumpkin Spice Latte (PSL) containing caramel color Level IV, a controversial additive linked to potential health risks through its association with 4-methylimidazole (4-MEI), which some studies suggest may be carcinogenic. These claims alarm health-conscious consumers. However, we found that this claim is outdated. Starbucks removed caramel coloring from the PSL in […]
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Viral posts claim that McDonald’s Chicken McNuggets contain silicone oil, the same chemical used in caulking, contact lenses, and industrial lubricants. The substance in question, dimethylpolysiloxane, has sparked concern online, with many accusing McDonald’s of using “non-food” additives in its products. But is this still true? Our investigation finds that the claim is false and […]
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: Viral Video Claiming Trump Banned Tesla Production Is Fake A viral video circulating online claims that former U.S. President Donald Trump has immediately banned Tesla vehicle production in the United States following a public fallout with Tesla CEO Elon Musk. However, we found this claim to be false. There is no credible evidence that […]
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There’s an ongoing debate about Subway’s tuna sandwiches and wraps. Social media posts from 2025 continue sharing claims that suggested these products don’t contain real tuna. But after looking carefully at the legal documents, scientific evidence, and food safety regulations, we found that these viral claims are misleading and lack solid proof. Social Media Posts […]
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A viral social media post has raised concerns among snack lovers and health-conscious consumers alike, claiming that Cheetos are “loaded” with synthetic compounds such as methyl benzoate and ethyl methylphenylglycidate. Social Media Claims Multiple users shared messages about snack brands that might harm your health. One part of the message made a claim about Cheetos, […]
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A recent viral claim about Amazon products has sparked widespread discussion, asserting that “71% of goods on Amazon come from China.” This claim, along with its accompanying chart, quickly spread across social media platforms. Social Media Posts A viral claim circulated across social media stating: “71% of goods on Amazon come from China.” This post […]
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A viral claim circulating on Instagram and TikTok asserts that Starbucks’ cup sizes: Tall (12 oz), Grande (16 oz), and Venti (20 oz), contain the same amount of liquid, implying that customers are being misled into paying more for larger sizes that provide no extra volume. Social Media Post Recently, a viral video appearing to […]
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A widely circulated image on social media suggests that Apple’s new iOS update includes a feature that prevents users from hanging up calls. The viral image shows an iPhone call screen with a notification implying that the call can only be ended by the originator of the call. Let’s look at the facts. Social Media […]
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In-N-Out Burger is a West Coast fast-food chain that prints Bible verses on its packaging. A recent social media claim suggests the company prints the slogan “TAXATION IS THEFT” on its cups. Social Media Posts Social media users have shared a photo of an In-N-Out soda cup with the text “TAXATION IS THEFT” printed under […]
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In recent years, concerns about electromagnetic fields (EMF) and their potential health impacts have surged, fueled by the widespread use of wireless devices like Apple AirPods. A specific claim circulating online asserts that AirPods emit a “shocking amount of radiation” when turned on and off. This claim has sparked debates about the safety of Bluetooth […]
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Recently, social media posts have claimed that “Cosmic Brownies” snacks are being banned in the United States, causing surprise and disappointment among online users. Social Media Posts The claim that Cosmic Brownies are being banned has circulated widely across social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram and X, over the past few months. Source | Archive […]
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Apeel, a plant-derived food coating designed to extend the shelf life of produce, has been the subject of controversy and misinformation online. Critics have raised concerns about its transparency, safety, and potential to mask spoilage. Some have even linked it to Bill Gates, further fueling skepticism. Social Media Claims Multiple social media posts label Apeel […]
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A viral video has been circulating on social media. showing what looks like tiny white mites crawling on a Pringles chip under a microscope. The video begins with an individual opening a Pringles can, placing a chip under a microscope, and revealing numerous small creatures crawling on its surface. This content has sparked significant concern […]
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A widespread rumor has gained attention, especially among communities with dietary restrictions and health concerns, claiming that Pepsi, one of the world’s leading soft drink brands, contains pig blood and other pork-derived ingredients. Social Media Posts Questions about pork ingredients in Pepsi have emerged in various online discussions, with claims about pig blood and pork […]
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Recent social media discussions have brought attention to claims regarding PepsiCo and its alleged connections to Israel. A widely circulated post suggests that “PEPSI” is an acronym standing for “Pay Every Penny to Save Israel,” leading some social media users to raise concerns and call for boycotts of PepsiCo products. Social Media Posts The claim […]
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Wayfair, an online furniture retailer, has been accused of involvement in child trafficking through allegedly using high-priced furniture listings as a front. The claim first emerged in July 2020 and spread rapidly across Twitter and Reddit. Social media users cited Wayfair’s expensive storage cabinets—some with human names—as supposed evidence of trafficking. Conspiracy theorists claimed these […]
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