Norazza Inc., the maker of computer dust spray Endust, fails to warn customers of the addictive nature of the product when it’s inhaled or add enough huffing deterrent to the formula, a new proposed class action alleges.
Norazza knows the difluoroethane gas in the spray is “extremely addictive” but “continues to promote these cheap computer dusters for easy consumption by individuals addicted to huffing who frequent stores again and again purchasing multipacks on each visit,” the complaint filed Monday in the US District Court for the Northern District of Illinois says.
The company didn’t immediately respond to a request ...
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