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Airborne Agrees to Pay $23.3 Million to Settle Lawsuit Over False Advertising of its 'Miracle Cold Buster'

The makers of Airborne -- a multivitamin and herbal supplement whose labels and ads falsely claimed that the product cures and prevents colds -- will refund money to consumers who bought the product, as part of a $23.3 million class action settlement agreement. Read more...

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