Prop 65 Andro Settlements Include “Corrective Advertising” Provision
• By The Tan Sheet
Settling defendants in California's Prop 65 litigation against androstenedione supplement marketers would pay from $1,341 to $4,546 each to fund "corrective advertising" programs, according to proposed consent judgments filed in Oakland state court
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