CSPI Litigation Again Targets Bayer One A Day Claims
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
The proposed class-action complaint CSPI filed federal court marks the consumer advocacy group’s third allegation against claims for One A Day products. The complaint seeks an injunction against some claims and refunds to consumers who “purchased the products expecting the promised benefits,” CSPI says.
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