Drinkmate OmniFizz Lawsuit | 2025 Latest Updates

If you or a loved one suffered cuts, hearing damage, or other injuries after your Drinkmate 1-liter carbonation bottle exploded during use, you may be entitled to compensation.

At Schmidt&Clark, we are dedicated to helping individuals harmed by defective products. Our experienced legal team is here to guide you through the process and fight for the compensation you deserve. Contact Schmidt&Clark today for a free, no-obligation consultation.

What’s the Problem?

This issue centers on a recall of approximately 106,200 Drinkmate 1-Liter PET Carbonation Bottles in the U.S. (plus 5,000 in Canada) after explosions during use caused serious impact, laceration, and hearing injury risks.

The affected bottles—sold individually and in Omnifizz starter kits—have expiration dates between January 2026 and October 2026, and were distributed via major retailers like Walmart, Amazon, Target, Home Depot, and iDrinkProducts from April 2023 to October 2024.

Although no lawsuits have been filed yet, we are actively investigating potential claims related to physical injuries, hearing damage, and property harm arising from bottle failures.

Latest Drinkmate Omnifizz Lawsuit Updates

• August 14, 2025 – The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) issues the recall notice following eight reports of bottles exploding during use, including four cases resulting in lacerations, impact-related injuries, and hearing damage [1.].
• April 2023 – October 2024 – Drinkmate 1-Liter Carbonation Bottles were sold either individually (~$20) or as part of Omnifizz starter kits (~$130) through online retail platforms and stores.

Drinkmate Omnifizz Lawsuit Statistics

There are currently no court filings or settlement data available since litigation has not yet commenced. The recall record, however, reveals the scope of potential claims:

• Affected units: approximately 106,200 in the U.S., 5,000 in Canada
• Product type: 1-Liter PET carbonation bottles with colored plastic caps and bases
• Expiration dates: January 2026–October 2026
• Reported incidents: eight bottle explosions, four causing injuries

We are monitoring for developments, including legal filings in multiple jurisdictions, class actions, or MDL proceedings.

CPSC Reports and Statistics

The CPSC recall notice underscores that the affected bottles pose serious impact, laceration, and hearing damage risks when they explode during use.

Consumers are urged to immediately stop using the recalled bottles and request free replacements by submitting a photo marked “Recall” via Drinkmate’s recall portal. The recall was officially posted on August 14, 2025, under recall number 25-435.

Drinkmate Omnifizz Injuries & Side Effects

Exploding PET carbonation bottles can cause a range of injuries and damages including:

• Cut and laceration injuries: sharp PET fragments can cause deep cuts to skin and eyes.
• Impact trauma: forceful bottle failure may result in bruises, abrasions, or contusions.
• Hearing damage: loud explosions can lead to ear injury or temporary hearing loss.

Do You Qualify for a Drinkmate Omnifizz Lawsuit?

• You purchased or used a Drinkmate 1-Liter PET Carbonation Bottle with expiration date between January 2026 and October 2026.
• You were injured by a bottle’s explosive failure, resulting in cuts, hearing damage, or other trauma.
• You required medical treatment or incurred property damage due to the incident.
• You can document purchase or ownership and preserve the damaged bottle or related evidence.

Evidence Required for a Drinkmate Omnifizz Lawsuit

• Product evidence: Photos or kept fragments showing the expiration date, bottle type, packaging, and evidence of “Recall” marking if applied.
• Medical documentation: Emergency or doctor records, audiology assessments, treatment bills related to injuries or hearing impairment.
• Damage documentation: Photographs of property damage or incident scene.
• Incident description: Detailed narrative of what happened, timing, environment, and resulting injuries.

Damages You Can Recover

• Medical expenses, including emergency care, surgery, audiology services, or physical therapy.
• Property damage or repair costs if other items were harmed during the explosion.
• Pain and suffering, including physical and emotional distress.
• Punitive damages in jurisdictions allowing them, if the manufacturer’s conduct is shown to be reckless or negligent.

Compensation will vary depending on injury severity, proof of causation, and legal strategy.

Drinkmate Omnifizz Recall Information

• Recall date: August 14, 2025
• Hazard: Bottle explosion during use—risk of impact injury, laceration, hearing damage
• Affected product: 1-Liter PET Carbonation Bottles with colored caps and bases, expiration dates Jan–Oct 2026
• Units recalled: ~106,200 U.S., ~5,000 Canada
• Retailers: Walmart, Amazon, Target, Home Depot, iDrinkProducts website
• Remedy: Stop use, fill Drinkmate’s recall form, upload photo marked “Recall,” and receive a free replacement bottle—shipping included

Statute of Limitations for Drinkmate Omnifizz Lawsuits

Product liability and personal injury statutes typically range from one to three years from the date of injury. Some states may offer exceptions such as delayed discovery or for minors. Prompt consultation with legal counsel is essential to ensure your claim is filed within the applicable deadline.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Which bottles are recalled? Drinkmate 1-Liter PET Carbonation Bottles with expiration dates between January 2026 and October 2026.
2. How do I get a replacement? Stop using the bottle, mark it “Recall,” submit the recall form with a photo at Drinkmate’s website, and await a free replacement.
3. What injuries have been reported? Four injuries include cuts, impact trauma, and hearing damage among eight total explosion incidents.
4. Can I still use the bottle if it hasn’t exploded yet? No—it poses a serious safety risk regardless.
5. What compensation can I pursue? You may recover for medical care, property damage, pain and suffering, and potentially punitive damages.
6. Should I keep the bottle if it exploded? Yes—do not discard it. Preserve it for legal and investigative purposes.
7. How long do cases take? It depends—straightforward claims may settle in months, while complex ones could take longer.
8. What’s next? Collect all documentation and contact a lawyer experienced in product liability for a free case review.

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References

1. https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2025/Drinkmate-Recalls-1-Liter-Carbonation-Bottles-Due-to-Serious-Impact-and-Laceration-Hazards