Airborne Health, Inc.
The FTC brought a federal court action against Airborne Health, Inc. and its principals (Victoria Knight-McDowell and Thomas John McDowell) in the Central District of California. The case concerned health claims made in advertising and marketing for the Airborne dietary supplement product. The FTC alleged that the company made unsubstantiated claims about the product's ability to prevent or reduce the severity of colds and other illnesses. The matter resulted in a consent order requiring consumer redress.
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Federal Trade Commission v. Airborne Health, Inc., also d/b/a Airborne, Inc., also d/b/a Knight-McDowell Labs, Airborne Holdings, Inc., Victoria Knight-McDowell, also d/b/a Airborne, Inc., also d/b/a Knight McDowell Labs, and Thomas John McDowell, a/k/a Rider McDowell, also d/b/a Airborne, Inc., also d/b/a Knight-McDowell Labs. (United States District Court Central District of California)
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