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Abbott Laboratories falsely advertises that its PediaSure Grow and Gain line of nutrition drinks are “clinically proven to help kids grow,” a new class action lawsuit alleges.
Plaintiff Joanne Noriega claims the PediaSure drinks are, in reality, “just a flavored sugar and milk-based drink that contains vitamins,” and that representations the drink makes kids grow has no scientific support.
Noriega argues Abbott’s own financed clinical studies — which the company allegedly does not disclose in its marketing materials — have allegedly confirmed PediaSure does not increase a child’s height or weight.
“In short, not only does Abbott lack any support for its Clinically Proven Claim, it knows from its own studies that its Clinically Proven Claim is false and misleading,” the PediaSure class action states.
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