WS Audiology and GN settle false advertising case in US
Hearing aid firms WSA and GN Hearing-owned Lively have entered settlements with the Attorney General Connecticut Office. The firms had marketed products as “FDA-approved” when they were in fact only registered. ”An oversight,” a WSA representative calls it.
by ALBERT RØNNING-ANDERSSON, translated by daniel pedersen
Hearing aid manufacturers WS Audiology and GN Hearing have been reprimanded by Connecticut Attorney General William Tong for having falsely marketed certain products in the US.
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