Households that bought certain Neutrogena and Aveeno Baby sunscreen products between 2015 and 2022 could claim up to $21.16 in vouchers with no proof of purchase — but the claim window closed in 2022 and the official settlement website is no longer active.
Update: This settlement closed in 2022 and vouchers were sent to consumers with valid, timely claims. The official settlement website and online claim portal, SunProductSettlement.com, are no longer active, so the outdated claim links have been removed from this page. What remains below is kept as a historical reference. If you're looking for a settlement you can still file a claim for, see our open class action settlements page.
What Was This Settlement About?
Johnson & Johnson Consumer Inc. — whose consumer health brands, including Neutrogena and Aveeno, are now part of Kenvue Brands, LLC — agreed to a $1,750,000 class action settlement resolving claims over certain sunscreen products. Under the settlement, the company provided vouchers to consumers without requiring proof of purchase.The lawsuit's central allegation was that certain Johnson & Johnson sunscreen products may have contained carcinogens. Johnson & Johnson denied the allegations and did not admit wrongdoing; the parties resolved the case through settlement to avoid the cost and risk of continued litigation.
Who Qualified?
Consumers who purchased the following Neutrogena or Aveeno sunscreen products in the United States between May 26, 2015 and April 8, 2022 were eligible for reimbursement or vouchers:• Neutrogena® Ultra Sheer® Dry-Touch Water Resistant Sunscreen Lotion
• Neutrogena® Sheer Zinc™ Dry-Touch Face Sunscreen Lotion
• Aveeno® Baby Continuous Protection® Sensitive Skin Sunscreen Lotion
How Much Could Class Members Get?
Each eligible household could receive up to two vouchers, each valued at $10.58, for a combined maximum of $21.16 in vouchers per household. No proof of purchase was required. The court held a final approval hearing on August 12, 2022. The deadline to file a claim was July 2, 2022, and vouchers were subsequently distributed to consumers with valid, timely claims.Is This Settlement Still Open?
No. This settlement closed in 2022, and there is no way to file a new claim. The official settlement website and its online claim form, SunProductSettlement.com, are no longer accessible. OpenClassActions.com does not administer payments or vouchers and cannot process a claim on this settlement's behalf.Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Aveeno and Neutrogena sunscreen settlement still open?
No. The claim deadline of July 2, 2022 has passed, the court held a final approval hearing on August 12, 2022, and vouchers were distributed to consumers who filed valid, timely claims. No new claims can be submitted.
How much did the Aveeno and Neutrogena sunscreen settlement pay?
Eligible households could receive up to two vouchers valued at $10.58 each, for a combined maximum of $21.16 per household. No proof of purchase was required to file a claim.
What products were covered by the settlement?
The settlement covered purchases of Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Dry-Touch Water Resistant Sunscreen Lotion, Neutrogena Sheer Zinc Dry-Touch Face Sunscreen Lotion, and Aveeno Baby Continuous Protection Sensitive Skin Sunscreen Lotion bought in the United States between May 26, 2015 and April 8, 2022.
Is SunProductSettlement.com still available?
No. The official settlement website and online claim portal are no longer active. This page is kept as a historical reference for a settlement that has already closed and paid out; OpenClassActions.com does not administer payments or vouchers.
What did the lawsuit allege?
The lawsuit's central allegation was that certain Johnson & Johnson sunscreen products sold under the Neutrogena and Aveeno brands may have contained carcinogens. Johnson & Johnson denied the allegations and did not admit wrongdoing; the parties resolved the case through settlement.
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