MiniWarGaming and Primal Horizon Disc Magnets Recall Settlement
Consumers who purchased recalled MiniWarGaming or Primal Horizon disc magnets (models listed with SKU codes) may be eligible to claim compensation from a class-action settlement due to serious injury or death risk from ingestion and violation of mandatory magnet safety standards
Settlement payout
Amount varies
Final amount depends on how many valid claims are filed
Proof of purchase of recalled MiniWarGaming or Primal Horizon disc magnets
Product must match one of the listed SKU codes (MWGMAG_116_132, MWGMAG_12_116, MWGMAG_14_116, MWGMAG_18_116, MWGMAG_316_116, MWGMAG_332_116, MWGMAG_38_116, MWGMAG_316_332, MWGMAG_14_332, or others listed)
How to Claim
1Locate your recalled disc magnet product and verify the SKU code matches the recall list
2Gather proof of purchase documentation
3Submit a claim through the official settlement website or claims administrator
4Provide required documentation and product information
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