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Amazon Isn’t Pulling Dangerous Recalled Items From Their Online Store
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A class action lawsuit claims that Amazon sells recalled and dangerous items on its website. Plaintiff Ryan Edmundson says he purchased numerous items from Amazon that have been recalled, but were nonetheless sold on the site. He says that he purchased Numb-ify Numbing Cream 5% Lidocaine Extra Strength Anesthetic and the Gillette Simply Venus 3 Blade Disposable Razors 4 Each (Pack of 9) from a third party seller via Amazon. However, both items have reportedly been recalled and Amazon did not notify Edmundson that they had been recalled. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins discusses this with Scott Hardy from Top Class Actions.
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