Mitch recently tried a hair-restoring product that he purchased from an Internet website. The package's label displayed the following claim: "Rubbing a tablespoon of 'NutraTerraMino' on your scalp each day will cure the hair loss associated with the aging process." After a month of using "NutraTerraMino" daily, he stopped because the product made his hair fall out. Based on this information, Mitch should file a complaint with the

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Mitch should file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission because the claim made by the product's label appears to be false and may be considered deceptive advertising. The FTC is responsible for investigating and taking action against companies that engage in such practices. The other options, such as the Bureau of Health Fraud, Environmental Protection Agency, and Department of Public Safety, do not have jurisdiction over deceptive advertising claims.

Mitch Recently Tried a Hair-Restoring Product That He Purchased from an Internet