Natrol Cognium Memory
Allegations: Falsely marketing that products improve memory and contain the “#1 most clinically studied ingredient for memory” when scientific evidence does not substantiate such claims
Natrol Dietary Supplements
December 2014: This class-action lawsuit was dismissed for lack of subject matter jurisdiction. For more information about the reasons for the dismissal, click here to read the June 2014 order.
February 2013: A class-action lawsuit was filed against Natrol, Inc. for making deceptive marketing claims regarding its supplements Natrol L-Arginine 3000, Natrol L-Arginine 1000, and MRI NO2 Platinum. Specifically, the lawsuit alleges that Natrol falsely claims that its supplements provide increased formation of nitric oxide in the blood, improve male sexual performance, strengthen immunity, improve cardiovascular function, increase circulation of oxygen and nutrients, and support increased lean muscle tissue, among other things. (Kachi v. Natrol, Inc. et al., Case No. 13-cv-00412, S.D. Cal.)
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Natrol Liquid Melatonin
Allegations: Falsely marketing products as “100% Drug-Free” when they contain ethyl alcohol
Natrol’s Biotin Supplements
Natrol’s Glucosamine Supplements
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