The claim: The Oreck Halo vacuum and the Oreck ProShield Plus air cleaner can reduce the risk of flu and other illnesses. An infomercial claimed, “The Oreck Halo has killed up to 99.9 percent of ...

The FTC pursued Oreck for allegedly unsubstantiated claims that its Halo vacuum cleaner and ProShield Plus air cleaner would: (a) reduce the risk of the flu, (b) reduce the risk of other ailments ...

The technology is also increasingly making its way into domestic households with examples like ENPUTECH's UV sterilization wand and this innovation from Oreck - the world’s only UV equipped ...

But one study, published in the journal Environmental Science & Technology, doesn't make the intended case for the germ-killing capability of a vacuum cleaner ... Halo UVX (now discontinued) and ...

Consumers who bought the Oreck Halo vacuum will receive $25 for each item purchased. Those who bought the Oreck ProShield Plus air cleaner will receive an average of $24.65 for each item.

LOS ANGELES - A federal class action claims Oreck Corp. pushes its Halo vacuum cleaner with false claims about "scientifically proven technology to eliminate common viruses, germs and allergens." Sign ...

Many consumers bought the products but the FTC didn’t buy the claims. The products included the Oreck Halo vacuum cleaner and Oreck ProShield Plus air cleaner. According to FTC, traditional ...

Oreck Corp. will pay $750,000 in a settlement ... The FTC alleged that the company claimed its Halo vacuum cleaner, which generates ultraviolet light onto the floor, and its ProShield Plus ...

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