Bought One of These Hydrocolloid Bandage Products?
If you are a California resident who purchased one of the CVS Health or Walgreens hydrocolloid bandage products within the past two years, you may be eligible for compensation.
To qualify, you must still have either the product or proof of purchase, such as a receipt, order confirmation, or store purchase history.
See If You QualifyTakes about two minutes. There is no cost to submit the form.
What the review is about
The CVS Health and Walgreens hydrocolloid bandages are advertised as promoting healing up to two times faster.
Keller Grover LLP is reviewing whether these claims may have misled California consumers.
No court has found that CVS Health, Walgreens, or any other party violated any law, and nothing on this page is a statement of fact that any of them did.
You may qualify if
- You are a California resident
- You purchased one of the CVS Health or Walgreens hydrocolloid bandage products within the past two years
- You still have the product or proof of purchase
Proof of purchase may include a receipt, order confirmation, or store or app purchase history.
What happens next
Complete the short form to find out whether you may qualify. Submitting the form does not obligate you to take any further action.
Check My EligibilityAbout Keller Grover LLP
Keller Grover LLP represents consumers in class actions and other consumer-protection matters. The firm is reviewing potential claims involving the CVS Health and Walgreens hydrocolloid bandage products.
Questions? Call (415) 543-1305