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Nutricost Magnesium Glycinate Settlement

Settlement Amount
$1,835,000

Claim Deadline
August 7, 2026⚠️ 38 Days Left

Total Fund
$1.835 Million

Nutricost, one of the most popular supplement brands on Amazon, is paying $1.835 million to settle a class action lawsuit alleging its Magnesium Glycinate capsules were mislabeled. Consumers who purchased the 240-capsule or 120-capsule Nutricost Magnesium Glycinate product between February 2021 and June 2026 allege the supplement was marketed as containing 420 mg of magnesium "as magnesium glycinate" but that claim was inaccurate. Eligible purchasers can receive a cash Award Unit worth up to $19.95 with no receipt or proof of purchase required for a base payment.

Do I Qualify?

You may be eligible if:

You are a U.S. resident who purchased Nutricost Magnesium Glycinate in the 240-capsule or 120-capsule variant
Your purchase was at any time between February 1, 2021 and June 8, 2026
Any retailer qualifies — Amazon, Walmart, Costco, Target, or Nutricost.com
No minimum purchase amount, and you do not need to still have the product or packaging

No proof is required for a base Award Unit. You attest under penalty of perjury that you purchased the product during the class period.

File your claim through the official settlement website at secure.cohenmag.com before August 7, 2026.

File Your Claim →

What Happened?

The lawsuit, Cohen et al. v. eSupplements, LLC d/b/a Nutricost, Case No. 2:23-cv-06387, was filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York. Plaintiffs alleged eSupplements sold Magnesium Glycinate supplements labeled as containing 420 mg of magnesium "as magnesium glycinate" per serving when the actual product allegedly did not conform to that labeling.

Plaintiffs argued consumers paid a premium specifically because of the magnesium glycinate designation, associated with better absorption than cheaper forms like magnesium oxide. Nutricost denies wrongdoing.

How to File Your Claim

Visit CohenMAG.com and click File a Claim, or go to secure.cohenmag.com
If you received a notice with a Claim ID and PIN, enter it to claim one Award Unit per purchase on record
Without a Claim ID and PIN, you can still file and receive one Award Unit
Complete the form with your name, mailing address, and confirmation of purchase
Select payment preference: electronic or paper check
Submit online by August 7, 2026, or mail postmarked by that date

How Much Will I Actually Get?

Each Award Unit is worth up to $19.95. Without a Claim ID/PIN you receive one unit; with a valid Claim ID/PIN you receive one unit per purchase on record. No proof needed for the base one-unit claim. Paper checks expire 180 days after issuance.

Last reviewed: June 30, 2026 | Information verified from court records and official settlement documents.

Frequently Asked Questions

What did the lawsuit allege?

That Nutricost sold Magnesium Glycinate supplements labeled as 420 mg magnesium "as magnesium glycinate" when the actual product did not conform to that labeling. Nutricost denies wrongdoing.

I don't have my receipt — can I still file?

Yes. No proof of purchase is required for a base Award Unit. You attest under penalty of perjury that you purchased the product during the class period.

What's the difference between filing with or without a Claim ID and PIN?

With a Claim ID/PIN you get one Award Unit per purchase on record. Without one, you still get one Award Unit. The dollar value per unit is the same either way.

Are all Nutricost magnesium products covered?

No. Only the 240-capsule and 120-capsule Magnesium Glycinate variant with "420 MG per serving" is covered. Other Nutricost magnesium products are not included in this settlement.