Drug ad frequency, its become rampant, has anyone contacted the FDA or FCC to complain?

I reached out to the FDA but they give you the usual spiel:

While the FDA regulates the content of prescription drug advertisements to help ensure they are truthful, balanced, and not misleading, the Agency does not have authority to regulate the frequency or volume of these advertisements on television. Under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act and FDA regulations (see 21 CFR 202.1), prescription drug advertising must present a fair balance of risks and benefits and be supported by appropriate evidence. However, decisions about how often advertisements are aired, where they appear, and the amount spent on advertising are determined by drug manufacturers and media outlets, and fall outside FDA’s regulatory authority.

You may contact the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for concerns about advertisements by calling 1-888-225-5322 or with the information on their webpage: Contact | Federal Communications Commission

The FDA did refer me to this link from Sept 2025:

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One of the quotes was

In addition to enforcing existing law, the FDA is initiating rulemaking to close the “adequate provision” loophole created in 1997, which drug companies have used to conceal critical safety risks in broadcast and digital ads, fueling inappropriate drug use and eroding public trust.

“Pharmaceutical ads hooked this country on prescription drugs,” Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. said. “We will shut down that pipeline of deception and require drug companies to disclose all critical safety facts in their advertising. Only radical transparency will break the cycle of overmedicalization that drives America’s chronic disease epidemic.”