Kroger pharmacy customers may be eligible in proposed $17M settlement

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Kroger agreed to a $17M settlement over prescription discount claims, offering payouts to eligible pharmacy customers who applied by Dec. 21, pending court approval.

Summary

Kroger has agreed to a $17 million settlement in a proposed class-action lawsuit alleging it overcharged customers for certain generic drugs from December 2018 up to recent months. The company denies the allegations, stating that the discounted prices were only available to members of its savings club. Eligible pharmacy customers can submit a claim for a payout through December 21, but the settlement still requires court approval before any payments are made.

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