Cellasene Class-Action Lawsuit    Join the Class Action Lawsuit We have reached an agreement with a lawfirm who is willing to listen to your complaints about Cellasene. Please contact us immediately. Read and complete the following questionnaire and we will forward those complaints to the law firm. If you can't e-mail your answers back to me, make as many copies as you want, and return it to: Terry Polevoy, MD DietFraud.com 65 University Ave. East, Unit 10A Waterloo, ON N2J 2V9 519-725-2273 - 519-725-4953 fax Fax your answers to (519) 725-4953 E-mail your answers to: Cellasene Cellasene Phantasy Rexall Sundown agree to pay $12 million Company Allegedly Made False and Unsubstantiated Claims for "Cellasene" Rexall Sundown, Inc. (Rexall) will pay up to $12 million to resolve Federal Trade Commission charges regarding its marketing of the dietary supplement, "Cellasene," a purported cellulite treatment product. The settlement is contingent on approval by the federal district court in Miami and approval of related settlements in class action lawsuits currently pending against Rexall in California and Florida. If approved, the FTC and class action settlements together will provide up to $12 million in redress for consumers throughout the United States who purchased Cellasene. On July 20, 2000: The Federal Trade Commission filed a lawsuit against the marketers of Cellasene, a dietary supplement that was brought to the U.S. by Rexall Sundown. Large scale clinical studies have been completed in Miami that show that the parent company's claims that Cellasene worked were bogus. In March 1999, we started the ball rolling by establishing the first, and only science based review of Cellasene information and claims. We have tracked the story since it broke. Now the Canadian Government is investigating Cellasene, and there is a possibility that it could be removed from the market because of the level of one of its constituents, namely iodine. In addition, there are those who are waiting in the wings to initiate a Class Action Lawsuit against the manufactures, distributors, and retail outlets that have sold this product in Canada.

Questionnaire for Cellasene Users    If you have purchased Cellasene in Canada or the United States and feel that you have been ripped off, injured or scammed by Rexall Sundown, or Purity Research, the Canadian Distributor, please spend the time to fill otu the following form. Your information will be kept confidential   Full Name   Full Address   City   State/Prov   Zip/Postal code   Phone Number(s)   Fax Number(s)   EMail Address   What made you buy Cellasene?   Where was it advertised?   Were you influenced by an advertisement, news release or interview?   Can you remember where you saw it, and what it said?       Newspaper advertisement or insert       Radio advertisement or interview       Television advertisement or interview       Direct mail advertisement or flyer       A friend or relative told me   Purchase Information   1. Where did you buy Cellasene?   2. Where was the Cellasene kept?   3. Were there large signs outside the store?   4. Were there large signs inside the store?   5. Were you convinced by the clerk or pharmacist to buy it?   6. What materials were you given that convinced you?   7. Were you told that Cellasene is approved by the government?   8. Were you told that many people have bought it there and it was working well for them?   9. Did you see any warnings on the Cellasene package or in their literature?   10. Do you remember details about those warnings?   11. Despite the knowledge of the warnings, and the clerks information, what made you finally buy the Cellasene from that store?   12. Were you pregnant while taking Cellasene?   Did you buy Cellasene from a licensed pharmacist or drug store?   1. Did you go to the pharmacy specifically to buy it from them?   2. Did the pharmacist talk to you about Cellasene?   3. Did they say something like "I don't understand why my head office is making me sell this stuff, it's a bunch of crap"?   4. Did you ask the pharmacist about it. If you did, what were you told?   5. Do you know what they were after you left the pharmacy?   6. Did you ever ask the pharmacist if anyone had returned the Cellasene, or if they have given refunds?   Purchase Details   1. When did you buy it?   2. Where did you buy it?   3. How much did you pay for it? Make sure you indicate how you paid for it, and if you saved the orginial receipt. Indicate U.S. or Canadian dollars.   4. How many boxes did you actually purchase, how many capsules in each box?   What happened to the capsules?   1. Were you the only one who had control of the Cellasene?   2. Did you children accidently ingest or take any of them?   3. Did you give any capsules to anyone else to try?   4. Did you tell them about the warnings on the package and in the literature before you shared them?   5. How many capsules did you actually take?   6. Did you try to return any of them to the store where you bought them?   7. What happened when you did?   8. Did you ever try to contact the manufacturer or distributor?   9. What happened when you did?   How many other herbal products have you taken for weight loss or to reduce cellulite?   Other herbal products, supplements, patches, etc.   Herbal teas   Weight loss patches   Thigh cream   Homeopathic pills or liquids   Other remedies    Other Information