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The case is Leslie Tsabetsaye v. Health Pure Products, LLC, et al., Case No. 37-2012-98140-CU-BT-CTL, Superior Court of the State of California, County of San Diego.
Glucosulin False Advertising Class Action Lawsuit
By Mike Holter
A class action lawsuit claims Health Pure Products charges $50 for Glucosulin pills that are supposed to help reduce weight and burn body fat without a change in lifestyle, but the product doesn’t work.
According to the Glucosulin class action lawsuit, Health Pure Products claims this “wonder pill” will help users burn body fat, accelerate weight loss and do all these wonderful things without changing their diet or exercise regime.
“Defendants also claim that their wonder pill is ‘scientifically formulated’ and ‘clinically proven’ to provide these weight loss benefits,” the false advertising class action lawsuit continues. “But these expensive pills do not work. Defendants have no basis for claiming that they do.”
As a result, consumers were duped into purchasing Glucosulin pills and lost money as a result, according to the class action lawsuit, which is accusing Health Pure Products of violating the California Consumers Legal Remedies Act, Unfair Competition Law, False Advertising Law, and other violations.
The Glucosulin class action lawsuit is brought on behalf of all consumers nationwide who purchased Glucosulin. It is asking for punitive damages for the proposed class, as well as an order requiring the Defendants to engage in a corrective advertising campaign.
A copy of the Glucosulin False Advertising Class Action Lawsuit can be read here.
Updated June 6th, 2012
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12 thoughts onGlucosulin False Advertising Class Action Lawsuit
I wish I had found and read here first. I ordered the introductory offer. I had no results. The trial bottles cost me 100 bucks. When I called to cancel, I was told I couldn’t return the unused bottles, and would be charged $99 for the trial bottles, regardless of satisfaction. Apparently, there is a supervisor, named Emily, that does not accept calls, no billing dept., no collections dept., and no one available to, quote/unquote, “Change company policy just for me”; The only person I was allowed to speak w/was customer service tech, Chester. He absolutely would not let me speak w/any one other than himself. Horrible customer service, and horrible product. Waste of money and time.
This kind of company ruins it for all the legitimate companies that offer trial products. I believe this is the worst case of false advertisement ever. I don’t know who works the customer service dept., but what a horrible job to have. I hope you have to be there and it’s not a choice.