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The Federal Trade Commission said on Tuesday it had reached a settlement with three companies involved in marketing an"invisible mask" during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.
The products were actually a badge intended to be worn around the neck, near the nose and mouth. The badge would leave the nose and mouth uncovered, which goes against public health standards. If the order is accepted by a federal judge, the defendants would pay a $150,000 settlement. Gary Kong, Timothy Wetzel and the two companies they operate, K W Technology Inc. and K W Technology NV Inc., would also be banned from advertising, promoting or selling any product claiming to prevent or treat COVID-19 unless proven by science.
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