Did you receive Nulastin marketing texts from a number you couldn’t call back?

The allegation

Attorneys are investigating whether Nulastin promotional texts sent to Florida consumers displayed numbers that could not receive return telephone calls or connect recipients to the company. A Florida complaint identifies Nulastin as a defendant in litigation asserting violations of the FTSA’s caller-identification rules. These allegations have not been established here as findings of wrongdoing

Who may be affected

Florida residents who received Nulastin promotional texts and could not reach the company by calling the number displayed as the sender. Screenshots and records of attempted callbacks may help establish what occurred.

Why this matters

The investigation concerns whether consumers received marketing texts with a functioning telephone number connecting them to the responsible business, as contemplated by Florida’s caller-identification requirements.

What happens next

If enough affected individuals come forward and the facts support viable legal claims, Access Law Group or a co-counsel firm may file a putative class action. Investigations may also be closed without a filing if attorneys conclude the case is not viable. Submitting your information does not commit you to anything and does not create an attorney-client relationship.

This investigation is written and curated by attorneys at Access Law Group. Last reviewed November 7, 2026. Attorney advertising.