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A few months ago, we wrote about a settlement with the makers of ReJuvenation, the so-called anti-aging wonder pill. If you bought this product, we have some good news: you can get a refund. The FTC is mailing more than 1,300 checks to people we know bought the product. People on that list will get a full refund of the money they spent on ReJuvenation, averaging $113 each. 

But we also know that there are people who bought Rejuvenation who are not on our list. If you think that’s you, please call the refund administrator for this case, Rust Consulting, at 1-877-844-0319.

The checks will go out in early June. If you get a refund check, deposit it right away, because it will expire after 90 days. These FTC refund checks will come by postal mail. You never have to pay to get a refund from the FTC. If someone contacts you and asks you to pay, it’s a scam. For more information, check out the FTC’s refunds page at ftc.gov/refunds.

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arne
June 01, 2020
I congratulate you on getting the refunds! I know, as a former prosecutor, that the main focus in a criminal case is justice, usually jail time. In civil enforcement the focus is monetary fines and injunction. However, the main stakeholders, the victims expect their money back and penalties to prevent future violations. What other remedies were applied here?
Don't use ypep…
June 01, 2020
Add me please
Nmendez14
June 01, 2020
I bought this, but I am not sure if I was a part of this class action suit.
Don't use this…
June 30, 2020
What about the creams sold by same company? It's cost me so much money! And all I signed up for was the one time $6.95 shipping cost? Thank you!
Web2021
March 19, 2021
I bought these! My Dr said no because of my epilepsy. I will have to look at statements for that purchase.
ellie S
July 15, 2021
How frustrating. no direct link. I am 90%deaf. tried to understand on my CC phone but words were a disastrous incomprehensible mess. ADA req. ask for alternate method to do business. You are leaving HOH and deaf people out. How can I get a link or something that is not via phone? I know I must not include email under user name. Ellie Sheely on FB Tulsa. please assist.
FTC Staff
July 15, 2021

In reply to by ellie S

Please make a copy of the message you posted here send it by email to BlogInfo@FTC.gov. An FTC staff person will assist you. Thank you.

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