Did you recently buy a CeraVe acne product? You may have heard about lawsuits involving certain CeraVe acne treatments and allegations that some products contained benzene, a chemical classified as a known human carcinogen. Here’s what we know so far and how you can check whether you may qualify to file a claim.
Why Is CeraVe Being Sued?
Several federal lawsuits have been filed involving certain CeraVe acne treatment products after independent testing reported the presence of benzene in some formulations. The lawsuits allege consumers purchased products they believed were safe, but that contained unsafe levels of benzene. The litigation is ongoing.
Which Products Are Involved?
The lawsuits primarily focus on certain CeraVe acne treatment products. Check whether your product is included in the current litigation or future settlements.
Do You Need a Receipt?
Some filing opportunities may not require proof of purchase, depending on the current claim requirements. Always verify the latest instructions before filing.
How to Check if You Qualify
Visit ClaimMoney.com to review the latest eligibility requirements and claim information.
Should You Stop Using CeraVe?
The lawsuits involve certain acne treatment products, not necessarily the entire CeraVe product line. If you have health concerns, speak with your healthcare provider.
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Benzene is classified as a known human carcinogen.
No. The litigation is ongoing.
Some claims may not require proof of purchase, depending on current requirements.
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