Amazon and distributors failed to warn consumers and the public about dangers tied to the use of caffeine powder, the father of a teen who allegedly died after ingesting the powder said in a complaint filed in Ohio state court (Stiner v. Amazon.com, Inc., Ohio Ct. C. P., 15CV185837, complaint filed 3/6/15).
Logan Stiner, then an 18-year-old high school senior, died May 27, 2014 after ingesting Hard Rhino Pure Caffeine Anhydrous USP Pharma Grade Powder, according to the March 6 complaint in the Ohio Common Pleas Court, Lorain County, Ohio. The powder was allegedly shipped by Amazon.com, ...
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