and health; relieving backaches, burden on the heart, nervous exhaustion, arthritis, and rheumatism; normalizing circulation; increasing energy and strength; overcoming conditions which may lead to chronic invalidism: aiding in relieving acute infectious diseases, cardiac maladies, and high blood pressure; and quieting the nervous system. DISPOSITION: 9-29-60. Consent-claimed by Contour Chairs of Cleveland, Inc., and relabeled. 6459. Relax-4-Life chairs. (F.D.C. No. 45046. S. No. 53-281 R.) QUANTITY: 11 chairs at Concord, N.H., in possession of Associated Sales, Inc. SHIPPED: 44-60 and other unknown dates, from Santa Rosa, Calif. ACCOMPANYING LABELING: Display banners reading in part "Soothing Deep Heat and Massage Relaxes Tension and Nervousness Increases the Circulation Decreases the Pain of Arthritis and Bursitis Clinically Proven . . ." and "Orthopedically Designed to Give You Healthful Economical Clinically Proven Natural Relief from Arthritis-Bursitis-Tension-Backache-Headache."; and brochures entitled "The Relax-4-Life chair presents.” RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION: The article was an adjustable, reclining, upholstered chair containing polyfoam cushioning and an electric motor capable of providing vibrations. Individual units could also be equipped with heating elements. The accompanying labeling described above was prepared by the dealer. LIBELED: 10-17-60, Dist. N.H. CHARGE: 502(a)—the labeling accompanying the article, while held for sale, contained false and misleading representations that the article was an adequate and effective treatment for relieving nervous tension, pains in the back and spinal areas, headaches, and poor circulation, easing work load on the heart, alleviating or decreasing pain problems of arthritis, rheumatism, and bursitis, and improving one's health and adding years to one's life. DISPOSITION: 12-15-60. Associated Sales, Inc., claimant, having consented to the entry of a decree, judgment of condemnation was entered and the court ordered that the display banners and brochures be destroyed and that the chairs be returned to the claimant. DRUG FOR VETERINARY USE 6460. Cod liver solubles. (F.D.C. No. 44733. S. No. 36-826 R.) QUANTITY: 24 55-gal. drums at Reading, Pa. SHIPPED: 5-17-60, from St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada. LABEL IN PART: "Newfoundland Cod Liver Solubles For Poultry Feeding Only *** Ingredients: The Aqueous Phase of Cod Livers." ACCOMPANYING LABELING: Pamphlet entitled "Cod Liver Solubles A Proven Hematinic for Aplastic Anemia." LIBELED: 7-20-60, E. Dist. Pa. CHARGE: 502 (a)-while held for sale. the labeling accompanying the article contained false and misleading representations that the article was adequate and effective for the prevention and treatment of aplastic anemia in chickens. DISPOSITION: 11-30-60. Consent-claimed by J. C. Ellis & Co., Ltd., St. John's, Newfoundland, and relabeled. 1 (6446) Seizure contested. Contains interrogatories, decisions, and opinion of the court. (6451) Injunction issued. U.S. GUVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1901 |