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Bailey v. Rite Aid Corporation
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4:18-cv-06926
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April 28, 2021
Rite Aid Shoppers Nab Partial Cert. In 'Rapid Release' Ad Fight
A California federal judge on Tuesday partially certified Rite Aid Corp. customers' class claims that they were deceived by the drugstore's "rapid release" labels on store brand acetaminophen gelcaps.
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April 06, 2021
Rite Aid Shopper Wants Class Cert. In 'Rapid Release' Ad Fight
A Rite Aid customer on Tuesday urged a federal judge to certify a class of California consumers who were allegedly deceived by "rapid release" labels on store brand acetaminophen gelcaps, arguing that Rite Aid wouldn't use the phrase unless it's useful to consumers and that the claims can be resolved class-wide.