The maker of two ophthalmic lubricant gels is accused of misleading consumers by marketing its eye drops as “sterile” without ensuring the products were free from potentially infection-causing bacteria and fungi.
Long Island, N.Y. (CN) — A Long Island CVS shopper sued the Swiss-American pharmaceutical company Alcon for deceptive business practices on Thursday, accusing it of marketing its over-the-counter eye relief products as “sterile,” despite an April 2026 recall stemming from FDA inspection observations at the manufacturing facility.
Additional Reads
Read Full Article: https://www.courthousenews.com/artificial-tears-manufacturer-accused-of-false-advertising-in-consumer-class-action/
