is it illegal to..

[discussion]

have an ingredient listed on a package but really that ingredient doesnt exisit in the product? can you sue a company for doing this?

 

[anabolicmd]

have an ingredient listed on a package but really that ingredient doesnt exisit in the product? can you sue a company for doing this?

Its completely legal due to the placebo effect. You, on the other hand, can be prosecuted for ruining this effect with your careless comments.

 

[discussion]

Re: Re: is it illegal to..

Its completely legal due to the placebo effect. You, on the other hand, can be prosecuted for ruining this effect with your careless comments.

huh?

 

[fsupat70]

have you ever seen a fat girl wear a shit that says sexy on the front? this is also false advertising but we dont go around suing them, i hope this helps

 

[sh4dowf4lcon]

Yes, I believe it violates FDA regulations to falsify content of a product with the labeling. It is possible to file suit if you have complications, injury, damages, or loss due to mislableing.

SF

 

[ajtomasi]

have you ever seen a fat girl wear a shit that says sexy on the front? this is also false advertising but we dont go around suing them, i hope this helps

word

 

[Code]

Depends on the product.
Food, yes.
Anything controlled by the FDA, yes.

 

[ohashi]

have you ever seen a fat girl wear a shit that says sexy on the front? this is also false advertising but we dont go around suing them, i hope this helps

We should sue them. Save our eyesight and make a shitload of cash along the way.

 

[coldblue1955]

have an ingredient listed on a package but really that ingredient doesnt exisit in the product? can you sue a company for doing this?

sue the shit out of them bro! Get what you paid for!

 

[BO-DEN]

have you ever seen a fat girl wear a shit that says sexy on the front? this is also false advertising but we dont go around suing them, i hope this helps

but shes not selling a product

 

[breathinbleedout]

have an ingredient listed on a package but really that ingredient doesnt exisit in the product? can you sue a company for doing this?

Well, sueing should always be your last resort as far as the legal system is concerned. You can first of all notify the company of their mishalf. If that doesn't produce results, next thing to do is to notify the FDA(if its an eatable product), or else your best bet is to notify The Better Business Beuro, and the local media. Nothing bring quicker action by a producer, than having the local news barging down their door screaming holy murder!

 

[Dial_tone]

In Arkansas it's illegal to eat tv dinners while listening to the radio.