A company in Norway is advertising completely free digital ADHD assessments for Norwegian citizens, a practice that is drawing criticism from ADHD Norge, the country’s ADHD association. The organization's general secretary believes the advertising is misleading and targets a vulnerable patient group. Concerns center around the quality and validity of assessments offered solely online without proper clinical oversight. ADHD Norge argues that a comprehensive ADHD diagnosis requires a thorough, in-person evaluation by qualified healthcare professionals. The association is worried individuals may receive inaccurate diagnoses or inappropriate advice based on these freely available digital tools. Further scrutiny is being called for to protect patients and ensure responsible practices within the growing digital health sector in Norway.