Top Class Actions uses affiliate links on our website and social media posts. If you make a purchase using these links, we may receive a commission, but at no extra cost to you. Please see our affiliate link disclosure for more information.
Nelson’s Original Bach Flower Remedies Class Action Lawsuit Investigation
Andrea Gressman
As homeopathic products continue to grow in popularity, so do homeopathic fraud lawsuits. These homeopathic fraud lawsuits allege that homeopathic remedies are nothing more than a modern-day scam designed to take consumers’ money with a watered-down placebo-like product. Some big names have come forward when it comes to homeopathic fraud class action lawsuits, including one filed early last year over the Original Bach Flower Remedies manufactured by Nelson’s Homeopathy. Now, an investigation has begun into a new class action lawsuit over consumer claims that the Original Bach Flower Remedies do not work as advertised.
Although Nelson claims to be one of the UK’s largest manufacturers of homeopathic remedies, it was actually an American who brought a class action lawsuit against the company for Original Bach Flower Remedies. In the Homeopathy Lawsuit, the plaintiffs alleged that Nelson’s advertising claims were completely false.
Homeopathic product manufacturers claim that the Bach flower remedies were developed in the early 20th century by Dr. Edward Bach. Homeopathic companies make the following claims about their product founder: “…Dr. Edward Bach discovered a system of flower remedies that can help us rediscover the positive aspects of ourselves. He believed, like many doctors today, that mindset plays a key role in maintaining health and recovering from illness. By the time of his death in 1936, he had developed a complete system of 38 flower remedies prepared from the flowers of wild plants, trees and shrubs. These remedies work by treating the individual, not the disease or its symptoms. Still produced in Dr. Bach’s hometown of Mount Vernon, England, Bach® Original Flower Remedies are the only flower remedies to bear Dr. Edward Bach’s signature on each bottle. Today, these gentle remedies are used worldwide and sold in over 66 countries.”
The Homeopathy Fraud Lawsuit alleges that the Defendants engaged in false advertising and misrepresentation. The Homeopathy Fraud Lawsuit further alleges that there is in fact no scientific research to support the Defendants’ claims. The Plaintiffs allege that Bach flower remedies are nothing more than placebos.
If you or someone you know has used Nelson’s Homeopathic Bach Original Flower Remedies and has not seen the results they hoped for, you may be eligible to file a homeopathic fraud lawsuit or join a homeopathic fraud class action lawsuit. Homeopathic Drug and Supplement Fraud Class Action Lawsuit Settlement Investigation Visit this page now to receive a free legal review from a qualified homeopathic fraud lawsuit lawyer.
Updated on Jan. 4, 2013
The latest news on all medical device, dangerous drug and medical class action lawsuits and litigation can be found in the Drugs and Medical Devices section of Top Class Actions.
©2008 – 2013 Top Class Actions® LLC
Various trademarks owned by their respective owners.
Please note: Top Class Actions is not a settlement administrator or a law firm. Top Class Actions is a legal news source reporting on class actions, class action settlements, drug injury lawsuits, and product liability lawsuits. Top Class Actions does not process claims and cannot advise on the status of class action settlement claims. Please contact your settlement administrator or attorney for up-to-date information regarding your claim status, claim forms, or questions about when your payment is expected to be mailed.
