Q: I bought a cream at rite aid called Renewal intensive deep wrinkle cream and after using it twice I'm having a bad a
Allergic reaction to this cream and my face is burning and very swollen if those wore the warning signs on the bottle i would of never use it i went to emergency room for some kind of help. So what should i do
A: If you are just having an allergic reaction, this would not be a defective product. Someone with a peanut allergy cannot sue Jif if they eat Jif's peanut butter, as the product is not defective. Now, if you are allergic to an ingredient that was not listed on the product, then you may have a case.
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