An unproven brain supplement, plugged by Jeopardy co-host Mayim Bialik, has started paying it’s customers from the $8 million settlement over false claims that Neuriva is scientifically proven to help brain function.
Customers have until May 2 to file their claims.
Without proof of purchase, customers can claim up to $20 — four purchases at $5 each.
Those with proof of purchase may recover up to $32.50 for each bottle, for a maximum potential award of $65.
Click here to file for your refund.
The Big Bang Theory star and self-acclaimed neuroscientist, put her reputation on the line by personally vouching for the supplement, which a scientist called snake oil.
Bialik is talented and brilliant and she also has a doctorate degree in neuroscience, but never had a career in it.
In her original advertising videos, Bialik said she had “personally vetted” the supplement and found it the best of all so-called brain boosters. She said she was taking it as part of her daily health regimen.
“Neuriva is a key element in Mayim’s brain health routine, along with simple lifestyle choices, like a balanced diet, supplementation, sleep hygiene, physical exercise and an active social life,” the company said in its press releases when she started being the company’s spokesperson.
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