Anne Bucher  |  December 11, 2014

Category: Closed Class Actions

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Relacore class action settlement

Carter-Reed Company LLC and other defendants have agreed to settle a class action lawsuit related to allegedly misleading labeling and advertising of Relacore products. If you purchased Relacore products since Jan. 1, 2000, you may be entitled to a cash payment from the class action settlement.

The Relacore class action lawsuit alleged the defendants made false and misleading statements in their advertising and labeling of Relacore products, in violation of the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act and other laws.

Relacore was marketed as a belly-fat reduction and weight loss supplement that reduced anxiety and improved mood.  However, according to the Relacore class action lawsuit, there is no scientific proof that the product has the advertised benefits.

The defendants deny any wrongdoing but agreed to settle the Relacore class action lawsuit to avoid the expense and risk of trial.

Who’s Eligible

You are a Class Member of the Relacore settlement if you purchased Relacore, Relacore Extra, Relacore PM and/or the Relacore System in the United States for personal use (not for resale) between Jan. 1, 2000 and Nov. 10, 2014.

Potential Award

Up to $28.

Class Members who submit valid and timely claims will be eligible to receive $14 per bottle purchased during the Class Period, up to a maximum of two bottles per household.

Proof of Purchase

None required. However, Class Members who do not provide a valid receipt or credit card statement showing that they purchased the Relacore products during the Class Period must provide a declaration saying, under the penalty of perjury, that they purchased the Relacore products.

Claim Form Deadline

3/12/2015

Case Name

Lee v. Carter-Reed Company LLC, Case No. UNN-L-3969-04, in the Superior Court of the State of New Jersey, Law Division, Union County

Final Hearing

4/2/2015

Settlement Website

www.CarterReedSettlement.com

Claims Administrator

Carter-Reed Settlement Administrator
P.O. Box 1984
Faribault, MN 55021-6180
1-800-254-5142

Class Counsel

Jeffrey I. Carton
DENLEA & CARTON LLP

Defense Counsel

Christopher Sullivan
David Parkinson
PRICE PARKINSON & KERR PLLC

UPDATE: Viewers began reporting they were receiving checks from the Relacore class action settlement on July 3, 2015. Congratulations to everyone who submitted valid claims and got PAID!

 

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111 thoughts onRelacore False Advertising Class Action Settlement

  1. Connie Lane says:

    I know this has to be on its way! Soooooooooo tired of waiting.

  2. Connie Lane says:

    Maybe today will be the day

  3. Connie Lane says:

    Lookin for some cash in a flash

  4. Connie Lane says:

    Mama needs a new buzz, get me some money!

  5. Connie Lane says:

    Where is the money?

  6. Scott says:

    Thank you Donald.

    1. Greg says:

      Well said………..:)

  7. Scott says:

    I am laughing reading this. Savage is certainly a a fitting name for you. Is it not? The only ones trying to scare and intimidate are the lawyers handling this settlement. I repeat: The only time ” follow up” letters are sent is when they DO NOT want to pay.

  8. Greg says:

    Agreed!!! Just fill it out and be honest with whatever and if they want to waste more money to mail out more forms so be it. My wife and I sent them in to the best of our knowledge!!

  9. Greg says:

    I agree scott, I sent it in ,but I too think they are doing some weeding out and like you said they can keep the 28 bucks if they dont believe me. I agree with you though. Always trying to take things to the end to save a buck……….

  10. Greg says:

    I totally get your point,I am just saying when I go to store and my wife goes I dont hold onto the receipts and bottles when they are empty. When I and many others filled the form out the 1st time I did to the best of my knowledge and there again I didnt print out and keep the form online. All I know is i saw the class action from my wife telling me we had bought them bottles of relacore and we both did the best we could,now when they just sent this other letter hell I dont know excactly what I put down. If they want to keep the 28.00 because I didnt get it spot on from 9 yrs ago then keep it. I know its a fact we bought them so we will just see what happens thats all………………………….

    1. Scott says:

      I agree to the fact most folks don’t save receipts and probably won’t remember when the item was purchased. I am certainly not trying to accuse you are anyone else of lying. But the lawyers are. They don’t want to pay, so they are stalling and trying to entrap us. That was the point I was trying to get across. I received a letter as well, and I tore it up and threw it away. They have all the info they are going to get from me and if it’s not enough, they can take their 28 dollar settlement and shove it. In the end, it will most likely be less than 28 anyway.

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