Wrinkles happen. And when they do, many women, and some men, start searching store aisles or the Internet for a cure.
While there is no such thing, stores and websites are happy to sell consumers wrinkle creams and other “anti-aging” products that, typically, promise to reduce “the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.”
Lately, some are promising a lot more — and getting into trouble with the Food and Drug Administration.
