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Thermofight Weight Loss Class Action Lawsuit Overview:
- Who: A consumer lodged a class action lawsuit against It Works Marketing, Inc.
- Why: Brooks claims the company’s Thermofight brand weight loss formula doesn’t work as advertised.
- Where: The class action lawsuit was filed in California federal court.
It Works Marketing, Inc. deceives consumers about the effectiveness of its Thermofight brand weight loss formula, a new class action lawsuit alleges.
Plaintiff Aileen Brooks claims It Works fraudulently markets the Thermofight weight loss formula as “a safe and effective fat burner and rapid weight loss solution,” both on its website and on Amazon.com.
Brooks wants to represent herself and a nationwide Class of consumers who purchased Thermofight weight loss formula in the United States between Sept. 1, 2017 and the present.
It Works Marketing’s Thermofight Formula Doesn’t Work
Brooks claims she purchased Thermofight weight loss formula from the It Works website in May 2020, believing the company’s claims it would boost her metabolism, help her burn fat, and lead to rapid weight loss.
The Thermofight weight loss formula ended up not producing any positive results, according to the class action lawsuit. Brooks claims she used the product as directed and thus feels duped by It Works Marketing.
Brooks says It Works Marketing makes deceptive and unlawful claims on both Thermofight’s packaging and on its website, which includes statements such as that it is “designed to boost your metabolism and melt away fat,” and that it “accelerates ketosis by supporting rapid ketone generation.”
The deceptive claims about its effectiveness makes Thermofight misbranded under Cal. Health & Saf. Code § 110100, the It Works Marketing lawsuit alleges.
Brooks also claims that Thermofight’s bottle is misbranded because it lacks “adequate directions for use,” given it claims to treat conditions that are not receptive to self diagnosis.
“Directions are not and likely cannot be written such that a layperson can safely use this product to treat those conditions,” states the class action lawsuit.
Brooks alleges It Works is in violation of California’s Unfair Competition Law, False Advertising Law, and Consumer Legal Remedies Act.
Plaintiff is demanding a jury trial and seeking relief in the form of $500 in restitution, damages and interest, a $2,000 incentive award, and at least $5 million to be distributed amongst all Class Members.
A class action lawsuit filed last year against Arena Pharmaceuticals alleged the company sold Belviq brand diet pills that led to a higher risk of developing cancer.
Have you purchased Thermofight weight loss formula and felt let down by the results you achieved? Let us know in the comments!
The plaintiff is represented by Gregory S. Weston of The Weston Firm.
The Thermofight Weight Loss Class Action Lawsuit is Brooks v. It Works Marketing, Inc., et al., Case No. 2:21-at-00838, in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of California.
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71 thoughts onThermofight Weight Loss Formula Doesn’t Work As Advertised, Says Class Action
I’ve been using ThermoFight and it works great for me
Please add and keep me informed
Hello I took these for years and now have health problems.
Didn’t lose any weight with it at all
Very misleading with all their products.
Please add me.
Hello I took these for years and now have health problems.
Didn’t lose any weight with it at all
Very misleading with all their products.
Add me please
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