A Meghan Markle admirer, who claims to have suffered “devastating burns” after using the bath salts, claims that the Duchess is aware of the obligations on the labeling of products and risks and is preparing to claim millions of dollars.

Radaronline.com revealed exclusively that Robin Patrick, from Maryland, claims that her bath salts caused “severe pain and aesthetic damage” after copying the recipe from the new Markle series on Netflix, with Love, Meghan.

Diabetic patrick strongly criticized Markle, 43, because it did not provide sufficient warnings about the ingredients used in the recipe, believing that the “essential oils” contained in bath salts should not be used by people suffering from its condition.

Speaking exclusively to Radaronline.com, Patrick claimed that Markle is very well aware of the importance of highlighting dangerous ingredients in a product, as she informed viewers during the series that she would label a bag of buns for her friend David because you should always be aware of if you are always aware.

Patrick stated caustic: “Meghan Markle has labeled buns to warn of pistachio allergies, even about someone (David) who knew he had no allergy.

“This shows that he is aware of the obligations on labeling.

The lack of warnings in bath salts for the need to dilute essential oils, the risks of arnica oil or the test of allergic reaction to the skin may be considered a warning omission in accordance with Maryland’s law. “

In a legal letter to the Duchess, Patrick, according to Radaronline.com’s exclusive report, warned that if no compensation agreement was reached on both sides, it would claim compensation of “at least $ 75,000” to cover medical expenses and medical costs and treatment for the treatment of Future costs arising from the long -term consequences of her injury, such as infection or scars.

In addition, Patrick threatens to sue Markle, Netflix and Archewell Productions, which produces the series, seeking $ 10 million compensation for “reckless indifference to public security and to prevent similar practices in the future.

However, in response to Patrick, Markle’s lawyer, a well -known Cameron Stracher media lawyer, accused the complainant of “ignoring the instructions in Epsom salts”, which means that “there is no basis for any lawsuit involved in the production or distribution of the series.”

Patrick saw the recipe in an excerpt from With Love, Meghan, posted on social media.