A putative class action claims Colgate-Palmolive's anti-bacterial liquid hand soap has a dirty little secret: It's not a better germ killer than ordinary soap.
December 16, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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A putative class action claims Colgate-Palmolive’s anti-bacterial liquid hand soap has a dirty little secret: It’s not a better germ killer than ordinary soap.
The company touts Softsoap Antibacterial as killing 99 percent of germs, even though it is no more effective than products that do not contain an anti-microbial agent, the plaintiffs allege in Donohue v. Colgate Palmolive Co.
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