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Drug Companies May Be Scamming Consumers With “Maximum Strength” Cold Medicines
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A Robitussin customer is seeking Class certification of a Pfizer lawsuit that claims its “maximum strength” cough medication is actually less potent than regular strength Robitussin. The attorney argues that “calling a cough medicine ‘Maximum Strength’ to extract a higher price from consumers — when it is weaker than the regular strength version — is a perfect example of why class actions play a vital role in our system. No individual purchase could afford to prove the fraud on their own, but class members were misled by Pfizer and are upset about it.” Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins discusses this with Scott Hardy from Top Class Actions.
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