About The Similasan Eye Drops Class Actions Lawsuit
If you purchased Similasan homeopathic eye drops in the last few years, you may be eligible for a cash payment. A class action lawsuit claimed that Similasan Corporation deceptively marketed its eye care products by implying they were FDA-approved and clinically effective, despite those claims allegedly being untrue. While the company denies any wrongdoing, it has agreed to a $3.58 million settlement to resolve the case. Read more to see if you may be eligible for compensation.
The lawsuit alleges that Similasan Corporation misled consumers by advertising its homeopathic eye drops as effective and safe, without FDA approval or scientific backing. These products were sold across the U.S. in drugstores, grocery chains, and online retailers.
Plaintiffs claim that Similasan failed to disclose important information, giving customers the false impression that the eye drops were medically proven to relieve symptoms like dryness, redness, or irritation. They further alleged that the products were misleadingly advertised as sterile and failed to warn consumers of the risks of silver sulfate, an ingredient connected to poor night vision and irreversible eye and skin discoloration.
Similasan denies these allegations, but has agreed to a multimillion-dollar settlement to avoid continued legal proceedings.
What Are Similasan Eye Drops?
Similasan’s eye care products are labeled as homeopathic remedies. These drops are marketed as gentle, natural treatments for a variety of eye issues, including:
- Dry eye relief
- Allergy eye relief
- Redness & itchy eye relief
- Computer eye relief
Sold between September 11, 2017, and February 20, 2025, these products are now at the center of a nationwide settlement.
Who Qualifies and How Much Can You Claim?
You may be eligible for compensation if you:
- Purchased at least one of the covered homeopathic eye products listed below in the U.S. and its territories.
- The purchase occurred between September 11, 2017, and February 20, 2025.
- The products listed below were used for personal use only, not for resale.
The homeopathic eye products covered in the class action lawsuit are as follows: Similasan Dry Eye Relief, Similasan Complete Eye Relief, Similasan Allergy Eye Relief, Similasan Kids Allergy Eye Relief, Similasan Red Eye Relief, Similasan Pink Eye Relief, Similasan Kids Pink Eye Relief, Similasan Aging Eye Relief, Similasan Computer Eye Relief, Similasan Stye Eye Relief, Similasan Pink Eye Nighttime Gel, Similasan Dry Eye Nighttime Gel, CVS Pink Eye Drops, Walgreens Stye Eye Drops, Walgreens Pink Eye Drops, and Walgreens Allergy Eye Drops.
Those who qualify may be able to claim compensation with or without proof of purchase:
- Without Proof of Purchase: Class members may claim up to a maximum of 4 products per household, at $2.50 per product, for a total of $10 per household.
- With Proof of Purchase: You may claim $2.50 per product with no limit on the number of products claimed, as long as proof of purchase for each product is provided.
The final claim payout amounts will be adjusted on a pro rata basis, based on the number of claims filed. For full information on eligibility, settlement benefits, and the legal implications of submitting a claim visit the settlement website.
How to Submit Your Claim
To file a claim, visit the Similasan, CVS, & Walgreens Eye Drops Class Actions Settlement page. The deadline to submit your claim is October 15, 2025. If you’ve purchased Similasan homeopathic eye products, don’t miss your opportunity to receive compensation for alleged deceptive labeling and advertising practices.
If you’re eligible, submitting your claim is simple:
Submit online or by mail: Visit the Submit a Claim page to complete the form online or by mail. Follow the instructions to submit a claim. If you have proof of purchase, include it in your claim form. Supporting documentation includes store receipts, frequent shopper program records, or packaging that documents a covered product purchased before February 20, 2025.
Deadline: Make sure to submit your claim by October 15, 2025.
A claim member can select from the following payment methods:
- Venmo
- Prepaid Mastercard
- Zelle
- Check
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