Do I Qualify for a GLP-1 Vision Loss Lawsuit?

Full Eligibility Criteria

To file a claim in MDL 3163 or a related GLP-1 NAION lawsuit, you generally need to meet these requirements:

✅ GLP-1 Drug Prescription

You were prescribed Ozempic, Wegovy, Rybelsus, Mounjaro, Trulicity, or Zepbound for any reason (diabetes, weight loss, or off-label use).

✅ NAION Diagnosis

An ophthalmologist or neuro-ophthalmologist diagnosed you with NAION or sudden optic nerve-related vision loss. An MRI, visual field test, or fundus photographs may have been taken.

✅ Temporal Connection

Your NAION developed during or after your GLP-1 drug use, not before you started the medication.

✅ Within the Statute of Limitations

Your claim must be filed within your state's time limit — usually 2–3 years from the date of diagnosis or when you discovered the connection to the drug. See your state's deadline.

What Documentation Do You Need?

Start gathering these records now — your attorney will need them:

Pharmacy records or prescription history showing GLP-1 drug use
Ophthalmology records documenting NAION or sudden vision loss
Eye imaging reports (fundus photos, OCT scans, visual field tests)
Records from primary care or endocrinologist who prescribed the drug
Insurance Explanation of Benefits (EOB) records

Don't wait to get records: Medical records can be lost, destroyed, or harder to obtain years later. Begin collecting your documentation now, even before you've decided whether to file.

GLP-1 Vision Loss Lawsuit: Do I Qualify?

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✅ You May Qualify

🔍 Your Case Needs Further Review

ℹ️ You May Not Qualify