Becky Worley tested the newest products on the infomercial market, from jeans to towels to a "Gyro Bowl." Now she tells "GMA" viewers which products worked, and which ones fell short.

Women claim to have a better understanding of how to care for their hygiene than men (57% vs. 42%), according to new research. A survey of 1,000 men and 1,000 women looked at the differences in ...

We've all seen the TV infomercials for those products that promise to change our everyday lives, and now those As Seen On TV items crowd store shelves too.

But a group of inventors are now publicly accusing two of the family-owned companies behind some of these products of raking in millions by allegedly knocking-off their ideas and profiting from ...

Insomniacs with credit cards have inspired some of the most improbable, and impractical, products ever hawked on late-night television.

Buying in-store also enables a far more efficient return process if a product is defective.<br><br>So, what is it about As Seen on TV products that captures consumers' interests?

Unilever has seen a decline in consumer usage of deodorants and products related to haircare and skincare, suggesting that people care less about personal grooming when they have fewer people to meet.

If you’ve bought a Snuggie, a Perfect Tortilla, a Forever Comfy or any of a handful of other “as-seen-on-TV”-type products, you might be getting a refund. Officials with the Federal Trade ...

The trend is consistent on payday, with personal hygiene and ready-to-eat food products experiencing a rise in demand.

(WXYZ) — Making sure girls and young women have the hygiene products they need. It's a serious issue that can have a big impact on their self-esteem. A campaign to ...

See how Priority Health, Meijer and Morley Stanwood Elementary School is teaming up to help local kids!