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GLP-1 patch lawsuit, who the law firm is looking for and what signing up involves
Last checked August 30, 2026
This is a law-firm investigation, not a settled class action. Arisohn is collecting sign-ups from people who bought skin patches marketed as GLP-1 alternatives, including NuraPatches and KindPatches. Nothing has been paid out and no fund exists.
The allegation is that the patches contain no GLP-1 medication and cannot do what GLP-1 drugs do, so buyers were misled about what they were getting.
Signing up is free. The firm reviews what you send and decides whether to take you on. Sending the form promises nothing on either side.
You may qualify if
- ✓You bought a skin patch that was advertised as a GLP-1 alternative, such as NuraPatches or KindPatches.
- ✓You expected the effect of a GLP-1 drug based on how the patch was marketed to you.
- ✓The firm sets the final criteria on its own intake page. The list here is what has been published so far.
What you need to file
A sign-up form on the Arisohn intake page, hosted at stopconsumerharm.com. The published facts do not list required documents. If you still have the order confirmation, the packaging or the ad you saw, keep them in case the firm asks.
There is no administrator and no claim number. You are giving a law firm your contact details and your purchase story, and the firm calls the next step.
Deadline and what you get
No public deadline is listed. The listing is marked open for claims, and a firm can close intake whenever it has the people it needs.
No per-person amount exists. The one figure the investigation mentions, a possible $1,000 to $10,000 award, is for class representatives at the court's discretion if a class action goes ahead, on top of any compensation tied to actual damages. That figure does not apply to everyone who signs up. Payout lists this investigation too and links to the same intake page. It is a discovery app, not a law firm, and gives no legal advice.
Questions about the GLP-1 Patch case
Is this a settlement I can claim from now?
No. It is an investigation by a law firm. There is no fund, no claim form and no payment schedule yet.
Do I need a receipt to sign up?
The published intake does not list required documents. Keep any order records or packaging you have in case the firm asks for them.
Does signing up cost anything?
No. Participation is free, and the intake says attorneys are paid only if the case succeeds.
Will the firm take my case?
The firm decides after reviewing your sign-up. Submitting the form does not create an attorney-client relationship or promise representation.
Check the other 53 at once
Payout runs your purchases and addresses against every open case and files the ones you are in. Free. You keep the whole check.