LMNT Misleading Advertising Claims

LMNT is an electrolyte drink mix that claims to contain “everything you need and nothing you don’t.” LMNT also claims to be “keto-friendly” and free of “dodgy” ingredients. However, LMNT recently acknowledged that its drink mixes actually contain approximately 300 to 450 milligrams per serving of maltodextrin, a highly processed food additive that may not be compatible with keto diets.

Maltodextrin is commonly used as a thickener or filler in processed foods. Research suggests that “consumption of the food additive maltodextrin may be a risk factor for the inflammatory bowel disease-prone population, as well as a factor promoting chronic low-grade intestinal inflammation leading to metabolic abnormalities in the general population.”

To learn more about LMNT’s use of maltodextrin, read the following:

• LMNT Caught Up in Salty Maltodextrin Controversy
• What’s the deal with natural flavors?

If you have purchased LMNT’s electrolyte drink mix, you may have a claim. Fill out the Claim Form to determine if you qualify.

Zimmerman Reed has led numerous deceptive advertising cases against corporations that violate state consumer laws. We understand the frustration and disappointment that can result from misleading advertising practices, and we are committed to helping you seek the compensation and justice you deserve.

LMNT requires that disputes about its products be resolved through individual arbitration, rather than in court. Zimmerman Reed has extensive experience handling consumer arbitrations, and we are here to help consumers interested in presenting such claims to recover compensation for their losses.

Consumer protection laws provide for up to $550 in damages for a violation that is proven through arbitration. However, we cannot guarantee any particular outcome, and you may receive nothing or substantially less than $550.

You will not be responsible for any fees or costs unless we obtain compensation for you. Zimmerman Reed will advance any costs to submit and resolve your claim, including any arbitration fees.

Ultimately, should you choose to settle your case, we would receive a contingency fee based on the value of your settlement. The choice to accept a monetary settlement is yours and yours alone.