Money | Red Bull How to Get Your Share of a $13M Red Bull Payout Company offers $10 or free products after false advertising lawsuit By Arden Dier Posted Oct 9, 2014 10:18 AM CDT Copied In this photo taken Sept. 28, 2011, a student's can of Red Bull energy drink is seen on a table at the University of New Hampshire in Durham, NH. (AP Photo/Holly Ramer) If you purchased even a single can of Red Bull in the last 12 years, you could get $10 in cash or two free products. But it's not exactly because the energy drink giant is feeling generous: The offer is part of a $13 million settlement over false advertising claims, the Consumerist reports. After all, experts point out Red Bull doesn't actually "give you wings" and plaintiffs argued the same in a lawsuit, which Red Bull has now settled "to avoid the cost and distraction of litigation." However, Red Bull "denies any and all wrongdoing or liability." Don't have a receipt? The Consumerist notes that you simply need to fill out a claim form to grab your stake in the payout. Read These Next Keith Urban interview ends after Nicole Kidman question. Who added bill's proposed tax on clean energy? No one knows. Bryan Kohberger has admitted his guilt. Sean Combs jury reaches a decision on all charges. Report an error