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Kim Kardashian Called Out After Promoting A $2,500 'Full-Body Scan' On Instagram

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The reality TV star touted the benefits of the pricey Prenuvo scan to her fans before claiming her post was '#NotAnAd.'

While claiming by hashtag that her recent Instagram post was #NotAnAd, Kim Kardashian is being called out by fans after promoting a super-expensive "full-body scan."

Kardashian shared a photo of herself in scrubs posing with a Prenuvo machine and listing its benefits:


"I recently did this @prenuvo scan and had to tell you all about this life saving machine."
"The Prenuvo full-body scan has the ability to detect cancer and diseases such as aneurysms in its earliest stages, before symptoms arise."
"It was like getting a MRI for an hour with no radiation. It has really saved some of my friends lives and I just wanted to share #NotAnAd."

While—per the reality star's caption—the machine performs an incredible task, the $2,500 per scan price tag makes this "life saving machine" inaccessible to many of Kardashian's fans.

And they let her know in the comments.

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