You May be Eligible to Receive up to $700 in Compensation!
Family Dollar Lawsuit Alleges OTC Products Illegal, Unsafe, Defective
Family Dollar sold over-the-counter products that were allegedly stored at improper temperatures, rendering them unsuitable for sale.
It is alleged that the retailer sold over-the-counter drugs, medical devices and other products that were rendered unsafe for human use because they were improperly stored.
A recent investigation claims that Family Dollar stored its over-the-counter products in extreme temperatures that fail to meet the labeled temperature requirements. As a result, the Family Dollar OTC products did not meet safety, strength, quality, purity and effectiveness requirements and should not have been sold to consumers, as plaintiffs allege.
Investigations point to a 2022 inspection report by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration that described the “deplorable conditions it observed” in Family Dollar stores, including rodent infestation and improper storage of drugs.
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