If you bought the weight-loss supplement Akävar 20/50, a class action lawsuit may affect your rights.
A class action lawsuit has been filed against Basic Research, LLC (“Basic Research”), Dynakor Pharmacal, LLC (“Dynakor”) and certain individuals (collectively “Defendants”) in the United States District Court for the District of Utah (styled Miller v. Basic Research, LLC, et al,, Class Action Case No. 2:07-CV-871), reportedly seeking redress for allegedly fraudulent and deceptive advertising and marketing of the weight-loss supplement Akävar, according to the Akävar 20/50 Weight Loss Supplement class action lawsuit notice.
The Akävar 20/50 Weight Loss Supplement class action lawsuit complaint reportedly alleges that Defendants disseminated advertisements claiming that Akävar is a “New! European Weight-loss Breakthrough” product that is scientifically proven to allow users to “Eat all you want and still lose weight.”
The Akävar 20/50 Weight Loss Supplement class action lawsuit class reportedly includes the following persons, unless otherwise excluded:
Any person who purchased Akävar after seeing or hearing the
marketing slogan “Eat all you want and still lose weight.”
For more information on the Akävar 20/50 Weight Loss Supplement class action lawsuit, visit the AkavarClass.com class action website:
www.akavarclass.com
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Quite frankly it is the consumers job to educate themselves. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out more caloric energy input versus caloric output will yield storage of unused energy. Is what Dyakor did wrong? Yes. Should a lawsuit successfully be filed against them for misleading consumers into buying their product? If that is the case then every infomercial on television should practically be filed suit on due to the fact that they all in some way mislead.