Case Study: Old Spice For A New Open Wound
Old Spice for a New Open Wound
When you put on deodorant you want to feel refreshed and confident. Where does searing, burning pain from chemical burns play in this equation? This is the question the members of a class action lawsuit are asking the Old Spice parent company, Proctor and Gamble.
According to the lawsuit, thousands of victims were subject to painful injuries that "range from rashes to third-degree chemical burns."
The attorney for the plaintiffs said, "Indeed, the problem is rampant, and rather than acknowledge the serious issue, the defendant is concealing it in order to continue selling the product and reaping windfall profits."
The documents further noted that “Deodorant is not intended to cause burning, rashes, irritation
When you put on deodorant you want to feel refreshed and confident. Where does searing, burning pain from chemical burns play in this equation? This is the question the members of a class action lawsuit are asking the Old Spice parent company, Proctor and Gamble.
According to the lawsuit, thousands of victims were subject to painful injuries that "range from rashes to third-degree chemical burns."
The attorney for the plaintiffs said, "Indeed, the problem is rampant, and rather than acknowledge the serious issue, the defendant is concealing it in order to continue selling the product and reaping windfall profits."
The documents further noted that “Deodorant is not intended to cause burning, rashes, irritation