All Missouri residents who purchased Waggin’ Train or Canyon Creek Ranch Dog Treat product can visit MissouriDogTreatSettlement.com to claim reimbursement from the proposed Settlement.
Showing posts with label Diet/Health Supplements. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Diet/Health Supplements. Show all posts
Thursday, April 30, 2015
Friday, December 12, 2014
Carter-Reed Relacore Settlement for False Advertising
Claim Relacore False Advertising Class Action Settlement on CarterReedSettlement.com to get monetary benefits of up to $28.
Reducing stubborn belly fat is not an easy task. So people try supplements to get rid of it. U.S. residents who used Relacore belly-fat reduction and weight loss supplements between January 1, 2000 and November 10, 2014 will be shocked to know there is no scientific proof that the product helps reduce stress-related belly fat. Class members can get cash benefits from the Relacore False Advertising Class Action Settlement.
Reducing stubborn belly fat is not an easy task. So people try supplements to get rid of it. U.S. residents who used Relacore belly-fat reduction and weight loss supplements between January 1, 2000 and November 10, 2014 will be shocked to know there is no scientific proof that the product helps reduce stress-related belly fat. Class members can get cash benefits from the Relacore False Advertising Class Action Settlement.
Saturday, November 22, 2014
OxyElite Pro, Jack3d, VERSA-1 USPLabs Class Action Settlement
If you bought the USPlabs Products (OxyElite Pro, Jack3d, VERSA-1) since August 17, 2012, then you may get cash benefits from the Settlement at USPlabsClassAction.com.
During the past few years, false advertising related class action lawsuits are rising at an alarming pace. False advertising class action lawsuits have filed against many companies and brands. Recently, USPlabs and GNC have come across the class action due to false advertising their dietary supplement products named OxyElite Pro, Jack3d and VERSA-1. USPlabs and GNC (Defendants) have agreed to pay $2 million for putting an end to a class-action lawsuit.
During the past few years, false advertising related class action lawsuits are rising at an alarming pace. False advertising class action lawsuits have filed against many companies and brands. Recently, USPlabs and GNC have come across the class action due to false advertising their dietary supplement products named OxyElite Pro, Jack3d and VERSA-1. USPlabs and GNC (Defendants) have agreed to pay $2 million for putting an end to a class-action lawsuit.
Friday, November 7, 2014
How to get refund in FTC LeanSpa Settlement Over Alleged Deceptive Claims?
Individuals who are cheated with Leanspa weight loss supplements with the name of free trial can get refund into the FTC LeanSpa Settlement at FTC.gov/LeanSpa.
Fat people always try out every method and tricks that other people give them about loosing weight without thinking for a bit. This kind of madness or eagerness to loose weight may leads them to being cheated by different company products that claims to reduce weight naturally and easily. Recently LeanSpa has also come across the class action due to fake advertisement of their weight loss product.
Fat people always try out every method and tricks that other people give them about loosing weight without thinking for a bit. This kind of madness or eagerness to loose weight may leads them to being cheated by different company products that claims to reduce weight naturally and easily. Recently LeanSpa has also come across the class action due to fake advertisement of their weight loss product.
Saturday, August 16, 2014
Pfizer Neurontin Settlement for misleading advertisement
Claim Neurontin Third-Party Payor Class Action Settlement on NeurontinSettlement.com as Pfizer and Warner-Lambert have settled a class-action lawsuit over misleading advertisement.
After over 10 years of hard-fought litigation, Pfizer and Warner-Lambert have agreed to end the consumer fraud class action lawsuit over the sale & marketing of the Neurontin (gabapentin) by paying $325 million into a Settlement Fund. People who purchased this pharmaceutical companies’ prescription drug during the proxy period of January 1, 2003 to June 30, 2004 can get cash refund from the Neurontin Third-Party Payor Class Action Settlement.
After over 10 years of hard-fought litigation, Pfizer and Warner-Lambert have agreed to end the consumer fraud class action lawsuit over the sale & marketing of the Neurontin (gabapentin) by paying $325 million into a Settlement Fund. People who purchased this pharmaceutical companies’ prescription drug during the proxy period of January 1, 2003 to June 30, 2004 can get cash refund from the Neurontin Third-Party Payor Class Action Settlement.
Friday, August 15, 2014
Truvia Sweetener Lawsuit Settlement over false-advertising
Customers who have purchased Truvia Natural Sweetener between July 1, 2008 and July 24, 2014 can claim into the Truvia Natural Sweetener Class Action Settlement on TruviaSweetenerLawsuit.com to get cash refund or vouchers.
Many people throughout the United States use Truvia Natural Sweeteners thinking that they are made with all natural ingredients. But they will be shocked to know that those sweeteners actually contain highly processed ingredients instead of natural. If you have purchased the Truvia Natural Sweetener (packet, spoonable jar and baking blend forms) for household or personal use between July 1, 2008 and July 24, 2014, then you are eligible to get cash refund or vouchers from the Truvia Natural Sweetener Class Action Settlement.
Two class action lawsuits (Denise Howerton, et al. v. Cargill, Inc. and Molly Martin and Lauren Barry v. Cargill, Inc.) were filed against Cargill claiming that it misled customers by marketing its Truvia consumer products as “natural”. According to plaintiffs, the Truvia Natural Sweeteners are not natural as they contain highly processed ingredients and/or ingredients derived from GMOs (genetically modified organisms).
They further claimed that the descriptions of products were inaccurate or misleading. Thus, the company violated consumer protection laws and the breach-of-warranty laws of various states (Minnesota, California, Hawaii, and Florida). Cargill denies all these allegations but agreed to pay $5 million to settle these class action lawsuits. The company will also make certain changes to the labels of its Truvia Natural Sweetener products.
Many people throughout the United States use Truvia Natural Sweeteners thinking that they are made with all natural ingredients. But they will be shocked to know that those sweeteners actually contain highly processed ingredients instead of natural. If you have purchased the Truvia Natural Sweetener (packet, spoonable jar and baking blend forms) for household or personal use between July 1, 2008 and July 24, 2014, then you are eligible to get cash refund or vouchers from the Truvia Natural Sweetener Class Action Settlement.
Two class action lawsuits (Denise Howerton, et al. v. Cargill, Inc. and Molly Martin and Lauren Barry v. Cargill, Inc.) were filed against Cargill claiming that it misled customers by marketing its Truvia consumer products as “natural”. According to plaintiffs, the Truvia Natural Sweeteners are not natural as they contain highly processed ingredients and/or ingredients derived from GMOs (genetically modified organisms).
They further claimed that the descriptions of products were inaccurate or misleading. Thus, the company violated consumer protection laws and the breach-of-warranty laws of various states (Minnesota, California, Hawaii, and Florida). Cargill denies all these allegations but agreed to pay $5 million to settle these class action lawsuits. The company will also make certain changes to the labels of its Truvia Natural Sweetener products.
Saturday, July 12, 2014
Dreamfields Settlement for Low Carb
Dreamfields customers can claim refund into the Dreamfields Pasta class action settlement for false advertisement of low carb pasta at dreamfieldssettlement.com.
Dreamfields pasta has recently come across the class action due to fake advertisement of their pasta products. Company has agreed to pay $7.9 million in class action as they have misled their customers by marketing false advertisement about ingredients of their pasta products. Check out your eligibility and other important information of lawsuit to get refund of up to $29.85.
As per the claims of plaintiffs, Dreamfields have mislead their customers by doing false advertise about low carb pasta. Company has advertised that their low-carb pasta have lower glycemic index than traditional pasta and it also have digestive carbohydrates. Scientifically lower glycemic index does not insure presence of digestive carbohydrates. This statement has no supporting evidence from scientist. Company has denied of any wrongdoing marketing of their products but has agreed to settle down the class action.
Dreamfields customers who have purchased Dremfields pasta products during time period of February 2004 to July 1, 2014 are eligible to claim their refund into the Dreamfields Pasta Class Action Settlement. Eligible entrants will receive $1.99 per box of Dreamfield Pasta. Class member can claim refund for up to 15 boxes to get maximum refund of $29.85 in Dreamfields pasta settlement.
Dreamfields pasta has recently come across the class action due to fake advertisement of their pasta products. Company has agreed to pay $7.9 million in class action as they have misled their customers by marketing false advertisement about ingredients of their pasta products. Check out your eligibility and other important information of lawsuit to get refund of up to $29.85.
Dreamfields customers who have purchased Dremfields pasta products during time period of February 2004 to July 1, 2014 are eligible to claim their refund into the Dreamfields Pasta Class Action Settlement. Eligible entrants will receive $1.99 per box of Dreamfield Pasta. Class member can claim refund for up to 15 boxes to get maximum refund of $29.85 in Dreamfields pasta settlement.
Saturday, June 14, 2014
Tadin Diet Class Action Settlement for Tea Supplement
Tadin has settled a class-action lawsuit over false and misleading claims regarding the effectiveness of its products. Claim on TadinClassAction.com to get refund.
Lots of people throughout U.S. are using Tadin teas and herbal supplements for one or another reason. If you are using Tadin products, then you will be shocked to know that certain Tadin’s weight loss teas and dietary supplements are not effective in reducing weight and improving health. A class action over false and misleading claims was filed by plaintiffs. Tadin denies all these allegations but agreed to settle the lawsuit to avoid further expenses.
Lots of people throughout U.S. are using Tadin teas and herbal supplements for one or another reason. If you are using Tadin products, then you will be shocked to know that certain Tadin’s weight loss teas and dietary supplements are not effective in reducing weight and improving health. A class action over false and misleading claims was filed by plaintiffs. Tadin denies all these allegations but agreed to settle the lawsuit to avoid further expenses.
Thursday, May 22, 2014
HCPro Clinical Settlement for Hydroxycut supplement Misleading Ad
Consumers who have purchased one or more bottles of Hydroxycut in the United States during the time period of July 20, 2008 to March 19, 2014 can claim into the Hydroxycut False Advertising Class Action Settlement to get full refund.
Many people are using Hydroxycut products for losing those extra pounds. If you have used Hydroxycut products between July 20, 2008 and March 19, 2014 for weight loss, then you are entitled to get a refund from Hydroxycut False Advertising Class Action Settlement. Iovate Health Sciences has agreed to pay refund to settle about two-year long legal battle over Hydroxycut supplement misleading advertisement. Eligible class member can submit a claim form with or without any proof to receive full refund.
Plaintiffs filed a lawsuit against the Iovate Health Sciences in 2010 claiming that the company misled the customers regarding the effectiveness of the Hydroxycut dietary supplement products. Thus, it violated the state consumer protections laws. The company denies any wrong doing but has agreed to modify its labeling of Hydroxycut products.
The Hydroxycut products included in the class action settlement are:
Class members who submit the Claim Form along with purchase receipt will get Full refunds while the others will get refund for only two Hydroxycut bottles. The company will mail checks to Class Members after the Court grants final approval of the settlement. The final hearing of the settlement is going to take place on August 20, 2014.
Link to submit claim form:hcproclinicalsettlement.com
Link to download claim form: hcproclinicalsettlement.com
Address to submit a claim form:
Hydroxycut Settlement
c/o GCG
P.O. Box 10057
Dublin, OH 43017-6657
Claims must be postmarked by: July 30, 2014
Class Period: July 20, 2008 and March 19, 2014
Potential Award:
Hydroxycut Settlement
c/o GCG
P.O. Box 10057
Dublin, OH 43017-6657
1-877-823-7321
Class Counsel
Michael L. Kelly
KIRTLAND & PACKARD LLP
Gregory S. Weston
THE WESTON FIRM
Ronald A. Marron
LAW OFFICES OF RONALD A MARRON APLC
Defense Counsel
Scott J. Ferrell
Tyler J. Woods
David W. Reid
NEWPORT TRIAL GROUP APC
Many people are using Hydroxycut products for losing those extra pounds. If you have used Hydroxycut products between July 20, 2008 and March 19, 2014 for weight loss, then you are entitled to get a refund from Hydroxycut False Advertising Class Action Settlement. Iovate Health Sciences has agreed to pay refund to settle about two-year long legal battle over Hydroxycut supplement misleading advertisement. Eligible class member can submit a claim form with or without any proof to receive full refund.
Plaintiffs filed a lawsuit against the Iovate Health Sciences in 2010 claiming that the company misled the customers regarding the effectiveness of the Hydroxycut dietary supplement products. Thus, it violated the state consumer protections laws. The company denies any wrong doing but has agreed to modify its labeling of Hydroxycut products.
The Hydroxycut products included in the class action settlement are:
- Pro Clinical Hydroxycut
- Hydroxycut Max for Women
- Hydroxycut Advanced
- Hydroxycut Hardcore
- Hydroxycut Hardcore X
- Hydroxycut Acai
- Hydroxycut Herbal and Hydroxycut Hardcore Elite
- Hydroxycut Caffeine Free Drink Mix
- Hydroxycut Caffeine Free Caplets
- Hydroxycut Fiberfull Drink Mix
- Hydroxycut Weight Loss Shot
- Hydroxycut 24
- Hydroxycut Weight Loss Drink Mix
- Hydroxycut Max Caplets
- Hydroxycut Max Cleanse
- Hydroxycut Max Drink Mix
- Hydroxycut Max Aqua Shed
- Hydroxycut Cleanse
- Hydroxycut Complete Cleanse
- Hydroxycut Premium Cleanse
- Hydroxycut Green Tea
- Hydroxycut Gummies
- Hydroxycut Herbal
- Hydroxycut Hoodia
- Hydroxycut CLA
- Hydroxycut Shape
- Hydroxycut Sprinkles
- Hydroxycut Drink Mix
- Hydroxycut Advanced Drink Mix
- Hydroxycut Bar
- Hydroxycut RTD
- Hydroxycut Green Coffee
Class members who submit the Claim Form along with purchase receipt will get Full refunds while the others will get refund for only two Hydroxycut bottles. The company will mail checks to Class Members after the Court grants final approval of the settlement. The final hearing of the settlement is going to take place on August 20, 2014.
Highlights of Hydroxycut False Advertising Class Action Settlement
Official Website:hcproclinicalsettlement.comLink to submit claim form:hcproclinicalsettlement.com
Link to download claim form: hcproclinicalsettlement.com
Address to submit a claim form:
Hydroxycut Settlement
c/o GCG
P.O. Box 10057
Dublin, OH 43017-6657
Claims must be postmarked by: July 30, 2014
Class Period: July 20, 2008 and March 19, 2014
Potential Award:
- Full refunds to Class Members with proof of purchase
- Maximum refund of two Hydroxycut bottles to Class Members without proof of purchase
- Pro Clinical Hydroxycut
- Hydroxycut Max for Women
- Hydroxycut Advanced
- Hydroxycut Hardcore
- Hydroxycut Hardcore X
- Hydroxycut Acai
- Hydroxycut Herbal and Hydroxycut Hardcore Elite
- Hydroxycut Caffeine Free Drink Mix
- Hydroxycut Caffeine Free Caplets
- Hydroxycut Fiberfull Drink Mix
- Hydroxycut 24
- Hydroxycut Weight Loss Drink Mix
- Hydroxycut Weight Loss Shot
- Hydroxycut Max Caplets
- Hydroxycut Max Drink Mix
- Hydroxycut Max Aqua Shed
- Hydroxycut Max Cleanse
- Hydroxycut Cleanse
- Hydroxycut Complete Cleanse
- Hydroxycut Premium Cleanse
- Hydroxycut Green Tea
- Hydroxycut Gummies
- Hydroxycut Herbal
- Hydroxycut Hoodia
- Hydroxycut CLA
- Hydroxycut Shape
- Hydroxycut Sprinkles
- Hydroxycut Drink Mix
- Hydroxycut Advanced Drink Mix
- Hydroxycut Bar
- Hydroxycut RTD
- Hydroxycut Green Coffee
- Final Fairness Hearing: August 20, 2014.
Hydroxycut Settlement
c/o GCG
P.O. Box 10057
Dublin, OH 43017-6657
1-877-823-7321
Class Counsel
Michael L. Kelly
KIRTLAND & PACKARD LLP
Gregory S. Weston
THE WESTON FIRM
Ronald A. Marron
LAW OFFICES OF RONALD A MARRON APLC
Defense Counsel
Scott J. Ferrell
Tyler J. Woods
David W. Reid
NEWPORT TRIAL GROUP APC
Friday, April 4, 2014
$2M Diamond Pet Foods Settlement: Pet food recalled
Diamond Pet Foods Inc. and Costco Wholesale Corp. have agreed to give a settlement fund of $2 million. If you bought definite recalled pet food products, then claim for refund at DiamondPetFoodsSettlement.com.
Consumers who have purchased a recalled pet food product that were put into the stream of commerce in 2011 and 2012, and are finding economic damages due to injury or death to their animals, can claim for compensation from the Diamond pet food recall class action settlement at DiamondPetFoodsSettlement.com. Diamond Pet Foods Inc. and Costco Wholesale Corp. agreed to pay $2 million to settle a proposed class action, over dog food linked to a salmonella outbreak that infected many pets and 14 people who handled the food. As well, Diamond committed to implementing new and better quality control processes and therapeutic improvements.
The case was first filed in 2012 by New York resident Barbara Marciano, whose dog Benji died after eating pet food purchased at a Westbury, N.Y., Costco and manufactured at Diamond's plant in Gaston, S.C., and her other dog - Pepsi, to experience lethargy. The defendants denied any wrong doing, but agreed to provide a settlement fund of $2 million. The settlement covers three groups of people: those who bought but not used a recalled pet food product; sustained economic damages due to injury or death to animals from their eating of a recalled product; and those who bought pet food products subject to the recalls and wholly used the products without any ill effects.
Consumers who have purchased a recalled pet food product that were put into the stream of commerce in 2011 and 2012, and are finding economic damages due to injury or death to their animals, can claim for compensation from the Diamond pet food recall class action settlement at DiamondPetFoodsSettlement.com. Diamond Pet Foods Inc. and Costco Wholesale Corp. agreed to pay $2 million to settle a proposed class action, over dog food linked to a salmonella outbreak that infected many pets and 14 people who handled the food. As well, Diamond committed to implementing new and better quality control processes and therapeutic improvements.
Monday, March 31, 2014
How to claim for Trader Joe’s All Natural Class Action Settlement?
File a claim in the Trader Joe’s All Natural Class Action Settlement on www.tjallnaturalclassaction.com to get refund for 10 purchases.
Even if food products contain various synthetic ingredients, different food manufacturing companies sell their products with the tag of “all natural” ingredients to earn more. Trader Joe’s used the “all natural” tag for synthetic food products. So, if you have also purchased any of the Trader Joe’s products with “all natural” tag during the time period of October 24, 2007 and February 6, 2014, then you can file a claim to get your refund in the settlement.
As per the claims of class members, Trader Joe’s have mislead their customers by selling “All Natural” and/or “100% Natural” even though they contained one or more synthetic ingredients like ascorbic acid, cocoa processed with alkali, sodium acid pyrophosphate, etc. Company has denied of any kind of misleading, but still agreed to settle down the lawsuit.
Even if food products contain various synthetic ingredients, different food manufacturing companies sell their products with the tag of “all natural” ingredients to earn more. Trader Joe’s used the “all natural” tag for synthetic food products. So, if you have also purchased any of the Trader Joe’s products with “all natural” tag during the time period of October 24, 2007 and February 6, 2014, then you can file a claim to get your refund in the settlement.
As per the claims of class members, Trader Joe’s have mislead their customers by selling “All Natural” and/or “100% Natural” even though they contained one or more synthetic ingredients like ascorbic acid, cocoa processed with alkali, sodium acid pyrophosphate, etc. Company has denied of any kind of misleading, but still agreed to settle down the lawsuit.
Monday, January 20, 2014
How to claim for Nasal Ease Settlement?
Learn how to claim, download form, check dates and eligibility for Nasal Ease class action settlement on www.NasalEaseSettlement.com.
Nasal Ease is a homeopathic allergy reliever powder spray, used by numerous people all over the US to relieve hay fever & allergic rhinitis, for sneezing, congestion & runny nose. It is drug free spray, which is proven safe and effective for adults, pregnant and breastfeeding women and children. Manufacturer of Nasal Ease nasal spray, “Hi‐Tech Pharmacal Co” has reached a class action settlement over claim it wrongly advertised that Nasal Ease temporarily relieves allergy symptoms. If you have purchased Nasal Ease spray between 1 April, 2010 and 25 February 2014, then you can claim for getting full refund of your purchase with proof of purchase. If you have no proof of purchase, then you will get up to $15 as refund amount.
Nasal Ease is a homeopathic allergy reliever powder spray, used by numerous people all over the US to relieve hay fever & allergic rhinitis, for sneezing, congestion & runny nose. It is drug free spray, which is proven safe and effective for adults, pregnant and breastfeeding women and children. Manufacturer of Nasal Ease nasal spray, “Hi‐Tech Pharmacal Co” has reached a class action settlement over claim it wrongly advertised that Nasal Ease temporarily relieves allergy symptoms. If you have purchased Nasal Ease spray between 1 April, 2010 and 25 February 2014, then you can claim for getting full refund of your purchase with proof of purchase. If you have no proof of purchase, then you will get up to $15 as refund amount.
Friday, December 20, 2013
How to claim CytoSport Settlement?
Consumers, who have purchased Milk bars or Muscle Milk Ready-to-Drink beverages during the time period of July 18, 2007 and December 31, 2012 can claim into the CytoSport Settlement on CytoSportSettlement.com.
There might be good benefits of wrong practice but they will not for long time. But this wrong practice may be very dangerous for the company’s reputation. A case comes in limelight, where it is appealed that CytoSport has mislead its products to with its false labeled. The case was filed stating that CytoSport has falsely labeled as “nutritional” and a healthy provider of sustained energy, but ingredients of the product include calories, fat, and sugar. CytoSport denies all the allegations but they are ready for the settlement with the amount of $1,000,000.
There might be good benefits of wrong practice but they will not for long time. But this wrong practice may be very dangerous for the company’s reputation. A case comes in limelight, where it is appealed that CytoSport has mislead its products to with its false labeled. The case was filed stating that CytoSport has falsely labeled as “nutritional” and a healthy provider of sustained energy, but ingredients of the product include calories, fat, and sugar. CytoSport denies all the allegations but they are ready for the settlement with the amount of $1,000,000.
Friday, November 23, 2012
Claim Walgreens Wal-Born Settlement on WalgreensRedressProgram.com
Are you customer of Walgreens stores? Have you ever bought "Wal-Born" Cold and Flu Supplements from Walgreens between December 1, 2004 and March 29, 2010? If yes, then good news for you! You can submit your claims for repayments through a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). In the Walgreens Wal-Born settlement lawsuit, FTC charged that Walgreens misleadingly publicized that its Wal-Born supplement line could successfully fight germs, prevent colds, and increase the immune system. However, Wal-Born products failed to treat the symptoms of cold or flu as well company did not have any scientific proof or confirmation for any of its claim.
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