Furthermore, Harris cites a study in his complaint showing that aerosol does in fact contain carcinogenic formaldehyde and acetaldehyde. However, according to this false ad class action lawsuit, many consumers are misled to believe they are only inhaling water vapor and nicotine, not aerosol and the chemicals used to create it. вЂњDefendant continues to manufacture, distribute, and sell the Products to consumers in California while knowingly failing to disclose the presence of toxins formaldehyde and acetaldehyde in the Products.вЂќД®-cigs, like the ones sold by RJ Reynolds, are battery-operated products that work by converting nicotine and other chemicals into aerosol for consumers to inhale. вЂњDefendant knew of this public misperception regarding the true nature of e-cigarettes, yet introduced the Products without disclosing the carcinogenic exposures resulting from ordinary use thereof,вЂќ Harris claims in his e-cigarette class action lawsuit. Many California consumers bought RJ Reynolds e-cigarettes under the belief that these products are a healthy alternative to traditional smoking cigarettes because while e-cigarette contain nicotine, they supposedly do not contain carcinogens. Harris claims that by not warning consumers that by using an e-cig they are inhaling formaldehyde and acetaldehyde, known carcinogens, RJ Reynolds has violated California state consumer protection and unfair competition laws. failed to warn consumers that electronic cigarettes (or e-cigs) still contain carcinogens.ДЄccording to the e-cig false ad class action lawsuit, plaintiff Jerod Harris claims that RJ Reynolds, a subsidiary of Reynolds American Inc., marketed Vuse electronic cigarettes in such a way that failed to inform consumers of the risks associated with using the e-cig product.

An e-cigarette false advertisement class action lawsuit has been filed in California federal court, alleging RJ Reynolds Vapor Co.

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