Consumers affected by the deal still have time to submit a claim in the Dr. Squatch class action settlement.
The lawsuit said some Dr. Squatch products were promoted as natural even though they allegedly contained synthetic ingredients. The men’s personal care brand denies those claims.
Here is a breakdown of the filing details.
Is it too late to submit a claim?
No. The deadline to file a claim in the Dr. Squatch settlement is Nov. 27.
Can I exclude myself from the settlement?
No. The deadline to opt out of the Dr. Squatch settlement has already passed.
Who qualifies as a class member?
If you are unsure whether you qualify, the settlement materials list the products and purchase window covered by the agreement.
According to the settlement website and court records, class members may file a claim if they bought any products in the United States between Nov. 1, 2018 and Aug. 29, 2026 that included the word “natural” on the label, including:
- Men’s Natural Bar Soap
- Men’s Natural Beard Oil
- Men’s Natural Beard Oil & Cologne
- Men’s Natural Lotion
- Men’s Natural Body Wash
- Men’s Natural Cologne
- Men’s Natural Cologne Oil
- Men’s Natural Conditioner
- Men’s Natural Deodorant
- Men’s Natural Face Wash
- Men’s Natural Hand Sanitizer
- Men’s Natural Hand Soap
- Men’s Natural Lip Balm
- Men’s Natural Lotion to Powder
- Men’s Natural Post Shave
- Men’s Natural Shampoo
- Men’s Natural Shave Butter
- Men’s Natural Toothpaste
- Men’s Natural Wipes
Consumers can also confirm their class status by calling the settlement administrator at 1-855-706-1956.
How large is the settlement fund?
The settlement totals $9 million. That amount will also cover class counsel’s attorney fees, expenses, class representative awards, and notice and administration costs.
Any payment from a valid claim will depend on how many class members submit requests.
When will payments go out?
No payments will be issued until the settlement concludes and any appeals are finished.
The final approval hearing is set for March 2.
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