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Supplement injuries · New York

Think a supplement
made you sick?

Independent testing has found lead and other heavy metals in some protein powders, greens powders, prenatal vitamins and herbal products. If you or your child used one of these products and later had health problems or abnormal test results, a New York attorney can review your situation for free.

Your health comes first

This page is not medical advice. If you have symptoms, talk to your doctor. If you think someone has been poisoned, call Poison Control at 1-800-222-1222. In an emergency, call 911.

We are lawyers, not doctors. We can't tell you whether a product caused your symptoms — only a medical professional can evaluate that.

Situations we review

When it may be worth a conversation.

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Abnormal test results

A blood test showed elevated lead or other heavy metals, and you'd been taking a supplement regularly.

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Symptoms you can't explain

Health problems began or worsened while you were using a product that has since been flagged by independent testing.

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Pregnancy or children

A product was used during pregnancy or while breastfeeding, or a child consumed it.

Two kinds of claims

You may have options either way.

Injury claims

If there was physical harm

Where a contaminated product caused real harm, New York law may allow claims for strict products liability, negligence and breach of warranty. These claims depend on medical evidence connecting the product to the injury.

Consumer fraud claims

Even without proof of harm

New York's consumer protection statutes (GBL §§ 349–350) can apply when a label was false or misleading, whether or not you got sick. Learn about your rights.

What helps

Things to keep, if you can.

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The product

Keep any remaining product and its packaging. Don't throw it away.

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Proof of purchase

Receipts, order history, or subscription records showing what you bought and when.

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Medical records

Test results, diagnoses, and the names of the doctors you've seen.

Time limits apply. New York sets deadlines for injury and consumer claims, and some depend on when an injury was discovered. If you think you may have a claim, it's better not to wait.
An honest picture

Injury cases are harder than label cases. Proving that a specific product caused a specific health problem usually takes medical records and expert testimony, and not every case can meet that standard.

We'll review what you send us and tell you plainly whether we think there's a claim worth pursuing — and if there isn't, we'll say so. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.

Tell us what happened.

Free, confidential, no obligation. A New York-licensed attorney reviews every submission.