TINA.org Sends Notification Letters to Celebrities Promoting NFTs
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Driven Sports Craze Supplement
A March 2012 class action representing California residents states that Driven Sports “makes representations regarding the efficacy, safety and legality of [Craze] which are false, misleading and deceptive.” At issue is the fact that Craze allegedly contains amphetamine, which is regulated as a controlled substance and a dangerous stimulant in California. (Karman .v Driven Sports, Inc., Case No. 1203768, Cal. Superior Ct., County of Riverside.)
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