true, not supported by skin scientific evidence, deceptively marketing these products and unfounded promises, these weight loss products. and they're going to pay a total of $34 million in fines and refunds to customers for these products. and, again, we talked about the sensa product that's a powder, supposed to be sprinkled on food to make you feel fuller, the two skin creams. these are things we all see, and that dieticians and nutritionists will tell you, it really is too good to be true. >> if it sounds too good to be true, it usually is. basically one company you put some cream on your thigh, your thigh is going to look thinner and you're going to lose some weight. now they have to pay a fine. >> they do. the four companies total are paying $34 million, and just about all that will go to refunds of customers. we literally in the last few minutes have gotten statements from a couple of them. sensa says it stands behind its