Fairdeal Homeopathy

[NotAllThere]

OK, whose plan B is this, and how much have you made?

http://www.fdhom.co.uk/index.asp

[Rymez2K]

OK, whose plan B is this, and how much have you made?

http://www.fdhom.co.uk/index.asp

That is brilliant.

[Pinto]

I used to get a cold every now and again, and it really used to get me down. I decided to be pro-active, and searched for something that might defend me against getting new colds. I tried some [FairDeal] homoeopathic remedies to build myself up, and now I only get a cold every now and again.
– Scott Chapman, Nuneaton

[Cheshire Cat]

Is it owt like farepak?
Peasants pay £10 a month into a fund and then get a reiki massage for xmas?

[bored]

Brilliant!

I ordered your product to help treat a mild cold I was experiencing and that evening I began to feel much better. By the time your product arrived I was nearly fully cured!

– Mr S. Scott

[Beavis]

The main idea behind homeopathy is that "like cures like".

who do we know who says 'like' a lot?

[DaveB]

who do we know who says 'like' a lot?

Now if it was SA it would be "like cures like, like"

[Moscow Mule]

From the payment page

* "Remedy" does not imply a cure. FairDeal Homeopathy is guaranteed as effective as all other homeopathic treatments

[NotAllThere]

Now if it was SA it would be "like cures like, like"

like, like cures, like, like, like.

One of the press links says

Were I to market pills containing nothing but sugar but labelled 'homeopathic', could I be done under the Trades Description Act or similar anti-fraud legislation?

If a case went to court, how could fraudulent homeopathic pills be distinguished scientifically from authentic ones?