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Flo Period and Ovulation Tracker App

Class Action

Flo Period and Ovulation Tracker App

Allegations: Falsely representing that users’ personal data is not shared with third parties without consent when a 2019 report revealed the data is disclosed to third parties, including major advertising…

Consumer Cellular

Class Action

Consumer Cellular

Allegations: Falsely advertising that Consumer Cellular’s cell towers and wireless service is the best and most competent as compared to several competitors

Welch’s Light Grape Juices

Class Action

Welch’s Light Grape Juices

Allegations: Falsely advertising that juices contain “No Artificial Flavors” when they contain artificial flavoring chemicals

Bontrager WaveCel Bike Helmets

Class Action

Bontrager WaveCel Bike Helmets

Allegations: Advertising that helmets are “up to 48x more effective than traditional foam helmets in protecting your head from injuries caused by certain cycling accidents” without having scientific studies to…

Coffee Mate Natural Bliss Oat Milk Creamer

Class Action

Coffee Mate Natural Bliss Oat Milk Creamer

Allegations: Falsely advertising that the flavoring ingredient is vanilla when the ingredients list reveals that the prodct contains unspecified “Natural Flavor” and testing shows that the vanilla flavor comes from…

CeraVe

Ad Alert

CeraVe

Do dermatologists really recommend CeraVe more than any other skincare brand?

Speed Stick Stain Guard

Class Action

Speed Stick Stain Guard

Allegations: Falsely advertising that antiperspirants fight yellow stains and white marks when the active ingredient causes both

Curamin Pain Relief Products

Class Action

Curamin Pain Relief Products

Allegations: Falsely advertising that Curamin products relieve pain when there is no scientific evidence showing that curamin relieves pain

P.F. Chang’s

Class Action

P.F. Chang’s

Allegations: Misleadingly advertising that items on its menu contain “Krab Mix” when they don’t contain any crab meat

Benefiber

Ad Alert

Benefiber

If you see a supplement marketed as “clinically proven,” pump your brakes.

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