Household cleaning product company Honest Company is suspected of making false claims in the advertising of its \u201cnatural\u201d products.\u00a0 If you have purchased Honest cleaning products<\/strong>, you may be entitled to your money back.\u00a0 Please contact The Class Action News using the form on this page or by calling us at 213-212-2202.<\/strong><\/p>\n Some of the products we are investigating for the refund of money:<\/p>\n Multi-Surface Cleaner<\/p>\n Bathroom Cleaner<\/p>\n Glass and Window Cleaner<\/p>\n Floor Cleaner<\/p>\n Wet Mopping Cleaner<\/p>\n Toilet Cleaner<\/p>\n Dish Soap<\/p>\n Laundry Soap<\/p>\n IF YOU PURCHASED ANY HONEST CLEANING PRODUCTS, PLEASE CONTACT US.<\/p>\n Honest labels its cleaning products as \u201cnatural\u201d when they may actually contain synthetic or even toxic ingredients.\u00a0 If true, Honest\u2019s claims may be in violation of consumer protection laws.\u00a0 Please contact The Class Action News using the form on this page or by calling us at 213-212-2202.<\/strong>\u00a0 You may be part of a class action lawsuit.<\/p>\n Honest cleaning products that are marketed as \u201cnatural\u201d may actually contain synthetic ingredients.\u00a0 Because of the allegedly deceptive labels, Honest was able to charge more and consumers paid a premium for what they believed to be natural products.\u00a0 If the products turn out to be unnatural, it would mean that Honest customers paid more for an essentially common product.<\/p>\n The cause for concern likely comes from Honest\u2019s use of unnatural ingredients like methylisothiazolinone.<\/p>\n Some products Honest may be marketing deceptively:<\/p>\n Multi-Surface Cleaner<\/p>\n Bathroom Cleaner<\/p>\n Glass and Window Cleaner<\/p>\n Floor Cleaner<\/p>\n Wet Mopping Cleaner<\/p>\n Toilet Cleaner<\/p>\n Dish Soap<\/p>\n Laundry Soap<\/p>\n Other Honest Company products may also contain synthetic ingredients.<\/p>\n Honest Company is a Santa Monica, CA based corporation that manufactures household cleaning products.\u00a0 The corporation markets its products as non-toxic and natural.<\/p>\n False advertising is a broad term used in consumer protection law to describe misleading, deceptive, and unfair marketing practices.\u00a0 A company that falsely advertises its products often does so to trick consumers into paying more for what they perceive to be a superior product.\u00a0\u00a0 However, the product is actually substandard when compared to legitimate premium products.\u00a0 In addition to being misleading as to its quality, falsely advertised products may present a safety risk to consumers who rely on the label\u2019s advertisements.\u00a0 In terms of personal hygiene and beauty products, mislabeled ingredients may be more dangerous to people with sensitivity to chemicals.\u00a0 When used with other common beauty products, synthetic chemicals may have even stronger adverse effects.<\/p>\n Honest\u2019s household cleaning products are advertised as \u201cnatural\u201d when they likely contain synthetic ingredients.\u00a0 These allegedly false advertisements may trick consumers who rely on such statements to make their purchase and pose an undisclosed risk to people with sensitive skin.\u00a0 If you have purchased Honest cleaning products, you may have been the victim of a deceptive business practice.\u00a0 Please contact The Class Action News using the form on this page or by calling us at 213-212-2202.\u00a0 You may be part of a class action lawsuit.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Honest Company False Advertising Class Action Household cleaning product company Honest Company is suspected of making false claims in the advertising of its \u201cnatural\u201d products.\u00a0 If you have purchased Honest cleaning products, you may be entitled to your money back.\u00a0 Please contact The Class Action News using the form on this page or by calling 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False Advertising<\/h3>\n
Potential Class Action Lawsuit<\/h3>\n