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Doctors suggested 5-hour Energy, which claimed that their energy drink shots were more effective than coffee. The producers of 5-Hour Energy were compelled to pay $4.3 million in fines and costs after such promises were proved to be false.

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Saw an advert about how this bottled tea could reduce spiciness so I ate Samyang noodles and drank the tea afterwards. The tea didn't do a thing and I had stomach aches.

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Scarlett Whitening..... I just don't understand why their whitening products are mostly advertised toward teens as if it's not okay to have dark skin. Also, so many people are paid to advertise this on social media, which seems unrealistic and makes me doubt the actual product.

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This Red Bull ad claims that Red Bull gives you wings, but it really doesn’t (which led to a lawsuit)

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ponds men Ad claims it will remove dirt and oil from your skin effectively, but it does not do any good to the skin.

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An advertisement that triggers people's insecurity with regards to their body weight or body image.

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dancow milk that encourages student to go to school, but its just a milk. which barely has connection to education.

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A Head & Shoulders ad claims it can get rid of dandruff, but in reality it's the other way around.

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An Indomie of Indofood ad, The noodle bowl on the packaging does not display noodles, but says "Selamat menunaikan ibadah puasa".

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an ad about lays, where in reality half until 3/4 of the bag is air

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A clean and clear ad. Not sure if it works on other people, but on God this thing doesn't do as much as the ad says.

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An ad about Hilo milk that claims their milk can make someone grow taller.