Klee Irwin

Who is Klee Irwin?

Klee Irwin is an American businessman known for his infomercials for Dual-Action Cleanse. He founded Irwin Naturals in 1990 and New Paradigm Partners in 2005.

Klee Irwin was CEO and president of Omni Nutraceuticals. In 2001 the Food and Drug Administration sent a letter to Klee Irwin as president and CEO of Omni Nutraceuticals, Inc. warning him about serious safety concerns and multiple violations of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.

In 2004 the Food and Drug Administration sent a letter to Irwin Naturals stating that they had reviewed the claims about the "Maximum Strength Phase 2 Carb-Blocker" product and concluded these claims were not supported by reliable and competent scientific evidence.

In 2008 the Securities and Exchange Commission revoked the registration of multiple registered securities including Omni Nutraceuticals, Inc. based on repeated failure to file required periodic reports with the SEC. The last report the SEC received reported a net loss of $7,032,000 in a period of nine months.

In 2009 WHNT News reported that a man from Tennessee said he was nearly killed by Dual Action Cleanse, a product sold by Irwin. At that time the product had generated 816 complaints nationwide at the Better Business Bureau of Los Angeles. President of the Better Business Bureau of North Alabama Michele McDaniel said: "Some of the complaints are about unauthorized charges -- when a consumer tries to get a refund, they're having trouble. We're certainly concerned about the patterns that are showing in this report".