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Dahlberg agrees to pay record sum for deceptive advertising

This article was originally published in Clinica

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Bausch & Lomb subsidiary Dahlberg has agreed to pay a record $2.75 million for advertising claims it made after the Federal Trade Commission told the company that they were deceptive and Dahlberg should stop using them. The company had claimed its Miracle Ear Clarifier Hearing Aids could block out background noise, amplifying only speech. The FTC said the devices could not.

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