Who Can File a Claim?

You may be eligible if you:

  • Used Tampax Pearl, Tampax Radiant, Tampax Pure Cotton, or other Tampax products
  • Used the products while living in the United States
  • Experience health symptoms consistent with heavy metal exposure (fatigue, joint pain, reproductive issues, cognitive changes)
  • Have documentation of product purchase or usage (packaging, receipts, or other proof)

The Lead Contamination

What was found: Independent testing revealed Tampax products contained lead and other heavy metals at levels exceeding EPA drinking water standards and California Proposition 65 limits.

Why it matters: Tampons are inserted internally, allowing for direct absorption of heavy metals through vaginal tissue. Chronic exposure to lead is linked to reproductive harm, neurological effects, cardiovascular disease, and developmental issues.

Procter & Gamble's response: Despite evidence of contamination, P&G has not issued recalls or public warnings about lead exposure in Tampax products as of May 2026.

Next Steps

Step 1: Fill out the form above with your contact information and product history.

Step 2: A legal professional will review your case for eligibility within 48 hours.

Step 3: If you qualify, you'll be connected with an attorney who can file your claim.

Step 4: If your case succeeds, you receive compensation. We take our fee only from your settlement.

FAQ

Do I need receipts? Helpful, but not required. We can verify product usage through other documentation.

How much can I get? Settlement amounts vary by case severity, jurisdiction, and product usage history. Your attorney will provide an estimate after case review.

How long does this take? Lawsuits can take 1–3 years to resolve, but many settle faster. Your attorney will explain the timeline.

Will my information be private? Yes. Your claim is confidential and protected by attorney-client privilege.

Important Disclaimer

This website is a lead generation service operated by legal marketing professionals, not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice. No attorney-client relationship exists until you formally retain an attorney. Information here is for educational purposes. Consult a licensed healthcare provider for medical concerns.