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NP Thyroid
Case Name (Date)
Faulkner et al. v. Acella Pharmaceuticals, LLC
22-cv-92, N.D. Ga.
(May 2022)
Product/Service
NP Thyroid
Allegations
Falsely marketing that medications contain a specific amount of the active ingredient when certain batches were recalled for containing too much or too little of the active ingredient
Falsely marketing medications as safe when certain batches were recalled because the amount of the active ingredient could cause serious adverse health consequences or death
Falsely marketing that medications are “[m]ade with the highest quality standards” and comply with applicable USP standards
Status
Settled
(Final approval granted)
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