Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: My SO has always preferred goods from her home country/latin america. It's not a problem when it's clothing, food, media, etc. However she also orders medical products that are not available in our country. Today she wanted to order a feminine medical product making all types of claims that costs $100 USD. She shows me 3 instagram posts (~1 min) where 'famous' instagamers 'review' the product. To me it sounded like a poorly veiled paid sponsorship. You can only order the product via DMs in Whatsapp (as is tradition in latin america). I check the website and it's literally 2 pages with a home and product page. The reviews are literally whatsapp convos thanking the manufacturer. The packaging is questionable, the ingredients is a bunch of plants, the only recognisable one is aloe vera. I made some jokes and the scepticism was pretty obvious in my face. She was immediately offended and told me she will never talk to me about this type of stuff again. Our country has much more strict testing and guidelines than where she is ordering from. Why is it not sold here? Am I the Asshole by being skeptical and basically calling BS on it? Should I just shut up and support her? Let her use whatever she wants on her body even if the product is sketchy at best? 

being skeptical of medical products from Latin America