Legal Question in Personal Injury in California

You have a very poor case. How did a bandaid get into the bar? Would a jury believe such a large object could have fallen into the stirring pot used to make the bar or that you are trying to get some money, as others have from a large company. The producer will probably be able to show that the process of making the bars is enclosed to that such a large object could not get into the bar. While it is disgusting to find something like that, a juror would say that the heat from the process of making the bar would have killed any germs so you should not expect any physical problems from ingesting it.

Have a friend write the manufacturer for information as to how the bars are made; that will give you some idea as to whether it would be possible for such an object to get into the bar. then write the manufacturer to tel them what happened, your girlfriend is a witness, and send a photo of the bar and bandaid, ask how it could happen, the two of you will never be able to eat that type of bar again, and should yo not be compensated for the incident. See what they will offer and then make a counter-demand, but do not expect to get more than several hundred dollars. No attorney will take the case.

The law not only requires proof of wrongful conduct, but also meaningful damages from that conduct, before there is a case. You have no meaningful damages, so no meaningful case.