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Chiaravalloti v. Procter & Gamble (N.Y. federal court) alleges Native “Unscented” Deodorant is sold as unscented when it isn’t — deceiving buyers who paid for a fragrance-free product. Newly filed — there's nothing to submit yet; we'll email you if a settlement opens claims.

Chiaravalloti v. Procter & Gamble (N.Y. federal court) alleges Native “Unscented” Deodorant is sold as unscented when it isn’t — deceiving buyers who paid for a fragrance-free product. Newly filed — there's nothing to submit yet; we'll email you if a settlement opens claims.

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