Claims that over-the-counter joint supplements involve false advertising should be dismissed because the plaintiffs cannot show the representations are false, defendants General Nutrition Corp., GNC Holdings Inc. and Rite Aid Corp. argued in court papers.
The plaintiffs have not alluded to any evidence that they did not personally receive any of the represented health benefits or that they actually took the joint supplements, the developer and retailer of those over-the-counter products said.
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