I recently bought a bag of chips at a cosco store as I started eating them , I found some tipe of hairs or fibers embeded in to the chips I stopped

While my firm does not pursue campaigns just to send a message, we do take on issues which will help corporations think twice about their products when we can do so on behalf of a person who has suffered serious personal injury, or a family who is enduring the loss of a loved one, because of a defective consumer product, especially automobiles. We have seen the changes which manufacturers have made because of lawsuits like the ones we prosecute. I think you need to be clear about what you want to accomplish in response to the incident you write about. Keep in mind that Costco is a retailer of other companies' products, and not the manufacturer of those products. You won't change the incidence of hair or fibers on potato chips by accusing Costco of that. However, meaningful communication of the occurrence to Costco might bring ITS voice to the actual manufacturer of the offending chips, which will increase the chance of making sure that "this won't happen to anyone else". Unless you have not written about the harm that these chips did to you, it sounds to me that a lawsuit on your behalf will not be economically feasible - you will spend a lot more money than you are likely to recover in the suit. Make use of your voice and your communication rather than your time and money! Good luck.   Brian Chase,  BISNAR|CHASE, Personal Injury Attorneys.  http://www.BestAttorney.com http://www.ProductDefectNews.com  800-956-0123.