Migliaccio & Rathod LLP is investigating Optimal Health Systems for misleading “Plastic Detox Pak” supplement claims.

Reported Plastic Detox Pak Issues

Advertised as “the first supplement proven to break down plastic toxins like phthalates.”
Marketed with enzyme-based detox language suggesting clinical efficacy.
No recognized human studies or FDA data to support detox or phthalate-removal claims.

Why Consumers Should Be Concerned

Such marketing may constitute false or misleading health claims under FTC and state consumer-protection laws, especially when consumers rely on “clinically proven” phrasing without substantiated data.

Signs You May Be Affected

You bought Plastic Detox Pak expecting it to remove plastics or toxins.
You relied on “doctor-formulated” or “clinically proven” claims.
You experienced unauthorized renewals or refund denials.

If you purchased Plastic Detox Pak or Chemzyme products, contact [email protected] or (202) 470-3520 for a free case review.

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