Tru Niagen’s Advertised Health Benefits Are Not ‘Clinically Proven,’ Class Action Lawsuit Alleges

As of 2026-06-24, the Tru Niagen’s Advertised Health Benefits Are Not ‘Clinically Proven,’ Class Action Lawsuit Alleges is open. You can check whether you qualify with the free 1-minute eligibility self-check below.

Last verified: 2026-06-24

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A lawsuit claims Tru Niagen supplements are falsely advertised as ‘clinically proven’ to increase the body’s NAD+ production and provide certain health benefits.

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