Theranos Walgreens Blood Testing Settlement: Are You Eligible? Read This

Did you receive the Theranos Walgreens Blood Testing Settlement email? It is not a scam. You received the mail because you filed a claim.

Theranos and Walgreens are paying out $45.33 million to settle a lawsuit. Why, you ask? Apparently, the blood testing services offered by Theranos were filled with misleading ads.

Who Is Eligible For The Theranos Walgreens Blood Testing Settlement

If you ever experienced those “tiny” blood draws or fingerpricks at Walgreens between November 2013 and March 2015, then you are part of it.

Turns out, there’s a special Walgreens Edison subclass of Theranos purchasers who were part of this mini blood extravaganza. The details from the class action lawsuit claims that Theranos and Walgreens allegedly joined forces to make customers believe they were getting top-notch blood tests with just a “tiny” draw.

How Much Is The Settlement

Theranos and Walgreens after facing the music, Walgreens has decided to pay up$44 million to settle the class action lawsuit.

Also, Theranos, once the big player in the blood-testing game, may be long gone, but they’re also paying in $1.33 million to sweeten the deal.

Now, for those caught up in the Theranos lawsuit, Class members can get ready for a base payment of $10. Just subtract any cash you’ve already got from the Arizona attorney general’s 2017 consent decree.

How To File A Claim

If you are eligible, click here to go to the settlement website.

Conclusion

In conclusion, in re: Arizona Theranos Inc. Litigation, Case No. 2:16-cv-2138- DGC, is not a scam, Just like the Dollar Bank Data Breach Lawsuit, for those caught up in the Theranos lawsuit, Class members can get ready for a base payment of $10.