Once Was Enough For J&J In Supporting Neutrogena ‘#1 Recommended’ Advertising

J&J Consumer Protests Process, Findings In Second Industry Self-Regulation Review

J&J Consumer appeals National Advertising Division decision, arguing a “#1 claim” for its Neutrogena personal care line challenged by L’Oréal USA is materially similar to one that NAD attorneys found it supported more than a decade ago.

Johnson & Johnson Consumer Inc. says supporting a “#1 dermatologist recommended” claim for its Neutrogena personal care line once in an industry self-regulation review ought to be enough and it shouldn’t face additional challenges to the same claim.

The business of global consumer health, personal care, pharmaceutical and medical technology firm Johnson & Johnson will appeal a National Advertising Division decision, arguing a “#1 claim” for its Neutrogena personal care line challenged by L’Oréal USA

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