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Hair Loss and Monat Products: Separating Facts from Myths
Complaints and class actions filed against Monat
This is about Monat. The huns in the comments were claiming Monat won all the lawsuits when in fact they settled most out of court. Either way why still promote this product? :
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MONAT Hair Care Faces Fourth Class-Action Lawsuit Over Defective Products • LegalScoops
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Monat Review: Separating Truth from Fiction about Monat Products
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Monat accused of threats, intimidation
It says in the comments it was Monat. This poor kid. : r/antiMLM
Monat Is Suing A Woman Who Said Their Products Are A "Nightmare"
NC woman sued for blaming hair care company for hair loss, scalp wounds | wcnc.com
Is MONAT Shampoo a Scam? Hundreds Say Yes! - Leave Your 9-5
Hair Loss and Monat Products: Separating Facts from Myths
Monat Revive Shampoo Ingredients: Safe or Not? | I Read Labels For You
Second Monat Hair Care Class Action Lawsuit Alleges Hair Loss - Top Class Actions
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Before and after using Monat : r/Haircare
Monat shampoo products cause hair loss, balding, hundreds of consumers claim | Fox Business
maddie :) on Twitter: "it's the way that girls from my high school are trying to collect their bag with the monat mlm scheme when it does THIS to your shit https://t.co/00FYtAGnxn" /
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Monat hair products facing multiple lawsuits
Monat Is Suing A Woman Who Said Their Products Are A "Nightmare"
Monat Is Suing A Woman Who Said Their Products Are A "Nightmare"
Do You Know the Truth About Monat and Hair Loss? | by Logan Cox | Medium
Monat Is Suing A Woman Who Said Their Products Are A "Nightmare"
Pictures show damage caused by Wen Hair Care after company agrees to pay out $20,000 per user | Daily Mail Online