Robitussin Deceptive Marketing Image

$4.5M Non-Drowsy Robitussin Class Action Settlement

If you purchased a “non-drowsy” Robitussin product, you may be eligible for part of a $4.5 million settlement. Learn if you qualify and how to submit a claim today.

  • Corporate Lawsuits

Last Update

  • March 31, 2025
lawsuitlike
lawsuitlike
lawsuitlike

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

The lawsuit accuses Haleon (formerly GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare) of false advertisement. Allegedly, the pharmaceutical manufacturer deceptively marketed certain Robitussin cough medicine products as “non-drowsy” despite them containing an ingredient known to cause sleepiness.

Robitussin’s active ingredient, dextromethorphan (DM), is singled out in the lawsuit. This compound has a recognized side effect of drowsiness, making Haleon’s “non-drowsy” claims incorrect.

All claim forms must be completed and received by May 12, 2025.

This is an advertisement. OnlyClassActions is not a law firm or referral service, and we do not provide legal advice. OnlyClassActions provides a free service for individuals seeking legal representation, and we do not charge you to be connected with an attorney. We do not recommend or endorse any attorneys that pay to participate. OnlyClassActions utilizes a pool of attorneys in each jurisdiction, and attorneys are selected through a round-robin process without our evaluating your legal situation when selecting which attorney will receive your information. OnlyClassActions makes no representation about the quality of legal services or the qualifications of any attorney participating in our pool. Information you submit will be shared with third-party attorney(s). An attorney-client relationship is not formed when you submit information through the form. Hiring a lawyer is a critical decision and should not be predicated solely on comments, advertisements, or other content found on any website. You are under no obligation to retain a lawyer who contacts you through this service.

Add Comment