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We are investigating reports that users of Lysol Free & Clear Laundry Sanitizer may have experienced skin irritation, redness, or discomfort after use—even though the product is marketed as suitable for sensitive skin. Products labeled “free and clear” are often understood by consumers to be gentler and less likely to cause reactions. Our focus is on whether the product’s formulation, labeling, and marketing may have led consumers to expect a lower risk of irritation than what they experienced. We are seeking information from individuals who used the product as directed and still experienced unexpected skin reactions.
Lysol “Safe for Sensitive Skin” Investigation
Consumers rely on safety-related representations when choosing household products, particularly those that may come into contact with skin. Some products marketed as gentle or suitable for sensitive skin may contain ingredients that can cause irritation or adverse reactions.
Our investigation focuses on whether certain products were advertised in a way that may not accurately reflect their potential effects on consumers.
If you purchased a product marketed as safe for sensitive skin within the past year and experienced irritation or other unexpected effects, you may be eligible to pursue a claim.
Please answer the following questions to help us determine whether you may qualify.
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We are investigating whether certain disinfectant products marketed as “safe for sensitive skin” contain ingredients that may cause irritation or adverse reactions. Consumers rely on safety representations—especially for products used in the home. When those representations don’t align with the actual formulation, it raises serious concerns.
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