apoplexy, arteriosclerosis, measles, and other diseases, and was a good nerve tonic; and that the beet juice was adequate and effective for the treatment or prevention of varicose veins, arteriosclerosis, Addison's disease, low vitality, low blood pressure, suppressed menstruation, anemia, functional heart trouble, and other diseases, and that use of the article would regulate menstruation, dissolve calcium deposits, build blood, and act as a liver tonic. The article was alleged also to be misbranded under the provisions of the law applicable to foods, as reported in notices of judgment on foods. DISPOSITION: Health Champions, Inc., appeared as claimant and consented to the entry of a decree of condemnation and of permanent injunction. On 6-27-60, a decree was entered providing for the condemnation of the articles under seizure and the release under bond of the articles to be brought into compliance with the law. In addition, the decree permanently enjoined the claimant and its officers, agents, employees, representatives, and all other persons in active concert and participation with it from associating or causing to be associated with the above-described articles or any similar articles, while held for sale after shipment in interstate commerce, the booklets entitled "Raw Vegetable Juices" and "Natures Way to Health" or any written, printed, or graphic matter which represent and suggest that such articles are adequate and effective for the treatment or prevention of colitis, ulcers, lung hemorrhages, acne, anemia, rheumatic conditions, constipation, rickets, functional heart trouble, arthritis, boils and carbuncles, diabetes, cataracts, diphtheria, gonadal deficiency, Addison's disease, apoplexy, arteriosclerosis, measles, nerve disorders, varicose veins, low vitality, low blood pressure, suppressed menstruation, abnormal calcium deposits, and liver ailments. 6376. Electro-galvanic bracelets. (F.D.C. No. 44706. S. No. 36-202 P.) QUANTITY: 60 devices at Lakewood, N.J. SHIPPED: 10-1-58, from Trumbull, Conn., by Lev Sukacev. LABEL IN PART: (Box) "Electro-Galvanic Bracelet New!" ACCOMPANYING LABELING: Leaflet in box entitled "The Electro-Galvanic Bracelet." RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION : Examination showed the article or device to be a white metal wrist bracelet. A clear plastic plate with imbedded loops of wire was attached under the "name plate," and a clear plastic piece was also attached under the "catch" links of the bracelet. CHARGE: 502(a)—when shipped, the labeling of the device contained false and misleading representations that the article was an adequate and effective treatment for relieving body aches and pains, sciatica, arthritis, muscle inflammation, bursitis, neuritis, contusions, sprains, dislocations, and sinusitis; that the article might be contraindicated and should be used discriminately and with caution in such conditions as stomach ulcer, pulmonary tuberculosis, nerve injuries, malignancies, and in pregnancy, that the therapeutic value of the article had been established in experiments made by the Nanterre Hospital, France; and that the article was an "Electro Therapeutic Bracelet"; and 502(b)(1)—the label failed to bear the name and place of business of the manufacturer, packer, or distributor. DISPOSITION: 10-9-60. Default-12 bracelets, which was the total number seized under the libel, were destroyed. 6377. Dr. Scholl's Foot Exercizer (sandals). (F.D.C. No. 44128. S. No. 28605 R.) QUANTITY: 52 ctns., each containing 1 pair of sandals of various sizes, at Minneapolis, Minn. SHIPPED: 11-16-59, from Chicago, Ill., by Dr. Scholl's Foot Comfort Shops. LABEL IN PART: (Ctn.) "Dr. Scholl's Foot Exercizer *** The Scholl Mfg. Co., Inc." ACCOMPANYING LABELING: Leaflet entitled "Dr. Scholl's Foot Exercizer" and folder entitled "Sensationally New! Dr. Scholl's Foot Exercizer Sandals.” LIBELED: 4-19-60, Dist. Minn. CHARGE: 502 (a)-when shipped, the labeling of the article contained false and misleading representations that it was an adequate and effective treatment for strengthening the entire structure of the foot; relieving and correcting arch sag and stiffened joints; reactivating and revitalizing weakened I muscles in the feet and legs; increasing blood circulation to the feet and legs; returning feet to their normal strength, suppleness and elasticity, and overcoming callouses. DISPOSITION: 9-15-60. Default-delivered to a charitable institution with the understanding that it be informed of the false and misleading labeling. 6378. Filtronair Air Purifier device. (F.D.C. No. 44510. S. No. 23–904 R.) QUANTITY: 9 devices at Kansas City, Mo. SHIPPED: 5-31-60 and 6-2-60 and on an unknown date, from Glendale, Calif., by Filtronair, Div. of Genge Industries, Inc. LABEL IN PART: (Device) "Filtronair." ACCOMPANYING LABELING: Booklets entitled "Is Dirty Air Choking Off Your Profits," "Is Breathing Killing You," and "Filtronair Electrostatic Precipitation." RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION: The article consisted of a portable cabinet containing a honeycomb-shaped electrical precipitator, a mechanical filter, and a fan for continuous recirculating of room air through the filters. 7-5-60, W. Dist. Mo. LIBELED: CHARGE: 502(a)—when shipped, the labeling which accompanied the article contained false and misleading representations that the article was an adequate and effective treatment for relieving or overcoming colds, asthma, hay fever, bronchitis, virus conditions, flu, respiratory ailments, allergies, and many serious illnesses; provided complete protection against harmful air pollutants, and safeguarded health by removing irritants, bacteria, allergens, and viruses. DISPOSITION: Genge Industries, Inc., claimant, having stipulated with the Government for the removal of the case to the Northern District of California, an order for such removal was entered on 8-12-60. On 9-23-60, Genge Industries, Inc., having consented to the entry of a decree, judgment of condemnation was entered by the United States District Court for the Northern District of California and the article was ordered released under bond for relabeling. 6379. Electronic Magnetic Instrument and Anapathic device. (F.D.C. No. 41299. S. Nos. 78-360/1 M.) QUANTITY: 1 Electronic Magnet Model G device and 1 Anapathic device at Bethany, Okla. SHIPPED: The Model G device was transported during 1955 or 1956, by Dr. C. W. Harper of Bethany, Okla., from L. L. Roby Mfg. Co., Tiffin, Ohio, and the Anapathic device was shipped in May 1950, from Kansas City, Mo., by Radiation Laboratories, Inc. LABEL IN PART: "Electronic Magnetic Model G" and "Anapathic * tion Laboratories, Inc." * Radia ACCOMPANYING LABELING: Leaflets entitled "Electronic Magnetic Instrument Model G *** Prices F.O.B. Tiffin Ohio," "Electronic Magnetic Instrument Model G *** Instructions"; and sets of instructions entitled "Anapathic Instructions." RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION: The Electronic Magnetic Instrument contained components to provide an electronic circuit of low voltage, low frequency faradic current, and a magnetic circuit of low voltage electromagnetic energy of 220 cycles per second. The Anapathic device was a wooden cabinet approximately 24" x 20" x 12" with an instrument control panel. The panel face contained two wells labeled "specimen" and "anapathic," an anapathic switch labeled "Neut 1" "Neut 2" "off" "scan" and "therapy," a power on-off switch, a start switch, power and scan lights and test switch number 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, two electrode pads approximately 4" x 5", with twin leads to plug into the panel which were labeled "collector" and "therapy." In the upper center of the front panel was a large timing dial. The back panel had prongs to which the power cord and ground leads were connected. There was also a 115v. AC convenience outlet. LIBELED: 12-26-57, W. Dist. Okla. CHARGE: 502(a)-when shipped, the labeling which accompanied the articles contained false and misleading representations that the Model G device was capable of treating body areas of congestion, inflammation and irritation; and of supplying stimulating energy to the body; and that the Anapathic device was capable of amplifying body energy; of implanting body energy in a media which could be used in the treatment of acute and chronic conditions; and of treating undulant fever, Streptococcus and meningococcus infections, carcinoma, tuberculosis, all colon disturbances, gas and all metallic poisons. DISPOSITION: On 3-17-58, a default decree of condemnation was entered against the Anapathic device and it was delivered to the Food and Drug Administration. C. W. Harper appeared and filed a claim for the Electromagnetic device. Thereafter, the Government filed written interrogatories. Following the filing of answers to the interrogatories the Government filed a motion for summary judgment which was sustained on 5-27-60. On 6-21-60, the Electromagnetic device was ordered condemned and delivered to the Food and Drug Administration. DRUG FOR VETERINARY USE* 6380. Worm control preparation (veterinary). (F.D.C. No. 44302. S. No. 35342 P.) INFORMATION FILED: 5-13-60, M. Dist. Tenn., against John W. Griffith, t/a Blue Ace, Nashville, Tenn. SHIPPED: 4-14-58, from Tennessee to Pennsylvania. See also No. 6362. LABEL IN PART: (Btl.) "Blue Ace 1 Qt. Active Ingredients-Combined Iodine CHARGE: 502(a)—when shipped, the labeling contained false and misleading PLEA: Guilty. DISPOSITION: 10-11-60. $100 fine and probation for 1 year. INDEX TO NOTICES OF JUDGMENT D.D.N.J. NOS. 6361 TO 6380 |