If you bought prescriptions at Walgreens using insurance between 2007 and late 2024, you could be owed money. Thanks to a massive $100 million class action settlement, insured customers who were overcharged for generic drugs may now claim their share.
But don’t wait—the deadline to file is April 17, 2025. Whether you spent a little or a lot, this guide will walk you through everything step-by-step.
Overview
The 2025 Walgreens Class Action Settlement addresses accusations that the pharmacy failed to apply its own Prescription Savings Club (PSC) discounts when calculating insured drug prices. That meant many customers unknowingly paid more than cash-paying customers would have for the same meds.
Here’s a quick summary:
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Settlement Amount | $100 million |
| Claim Deadline | April 17, 2025 |
| Eligible Dates | Jan 1, 2007 – Nov 18, 2024 |
| Who Qualifies | Insured customers who bought prescriptions at Walgreens |
| Exclusions | Cash-only buyers, employees, PBMs, government groups |
| Website | SavingsClubSettlement.com |
| Contact | [email protected] • 1-877-888-8386 |
Lawsuit
This all stems from a case called Russo, et al. v. Walgreen Co. filed in federal court in Illinois. Plaintiffs claimed Walgreens misrepresented its “usual and customary” prices by ignoring the PSC discounts when reporting prices to insurance companies.
So what happened? You, the insured customer, ended up paying more than necessary for generic drugs. Walgreens hasn’t admitted fault, but to put the matter to rest, they agreed to pay out $100 million.
Eligibility
You’re likely eligible if:
- You filled a prescription at Walgreens from Jan 1, 2007, to Nov 18, 2024
- You used insurance to pay (at least partially)
- You’re not a Walgreens employee, PBM, or part of a related lawsuit
Even one qualifying transaction can make you eligible!
Exclusions
You don’t qualify if:
- You paid only in cash
- You’re a current/former Walgreens employee
- You’re a government agency (unless with an employee benefit plan)
- You’re a Pharmacy Benefit Manager (PBM)
- You already settled or sued over the same issue
Payment
Wondering how much you might get? It depends on:
- Your total spending on insured generic drugs at Walgreens
- How many people submit valid claims
- Whether your claim is supported by documents
- Whether you received a Claim ID from the settlement notice
Claim Scenarios
| Claim Type | Requirements |
|---|---|
| Under $10,000 + Claim ID | Just estimate – no documents needed |
| Over $10,000 or No Claim ID | Must submit receipts, EOBs, or transaction logs |
After legal fees and admin costs, the remaining funds will be divided fairly among approved claimants.
Steps
Ready to claim? Here’s how to do it:
Go to the Website
Visit SavingsClubSettlement.com and click “File a Claim.”
Pick a Filing Method
You can file online (faster) or by mail (download the form).
Complete the Form
Include:
- Your contact details
- Your Claim ID (if you got one)
- Your estimated prescription spending
- Supporting documents (if needed)
Submit by Deadline
Online submissions or mailed forms must be completed or postmarked by April 17, 2025.
Mail Paper Claims To:
Walgreens PSC Settlement
c/o Settlement Administrator
P.O. Box 5270
Portland, OR 97208-5270
Don’t miss out. Whether you spent $50 or $5,000, this is your chance to get some of it back.
FAQs
Who qualifies for the Walgreens settlement?
Anyone who bought insured prescriptions at Walgreens from 2007–2024.
What’s the claim deadline?
All claims must be submitted by April 17, 2025.
Can I file without documents?
Yes, if your claim is under $10,000 and you have a Claim ID.
Where do I file my claim?
Visit SavingsClubSettlement.com to file online or by mail.
How much will I get from the settlement?
It depends on your spending, documents, and number of claims filed.
