Danville Pharmaceutical Product Defect Attorneys

Pharmaceutical products like medications contain powerful chemicals that must be carefully mixed to beneficially interact with your body. If these measurements are off in the slightest, or if there are any contaminants in your medication, it can result in serious problems with your health.

Pharmaceutical companies are responsible for only administering safe, untainted drugs. However, sometimes they fail in this duty to you. If you have suffered due to a flawed medication or product, you should fight back against this negligence. To discuss your case, contact an experienced Danville defective pharmaceutical product lawyer from Spiros Law, P.C. today at (217) 443-4343.

Types of Pharmaceutical Product Defects

Medications and pharmaceutical products undergo years of testing to make sure that they are safe to put on the market. However, even after they pass these tests, several things can still go wrong at the manufacturing and marketing label steps. For instance, many people trust medication labels to tell them the effects of a drug as well as its directions for dosage. If this label is wrong, it can result in pain and suffering.

Common types of problems include:

• Drug Recalls
• Drug Contamination
• False Claims

Most people do not know how to identify drug contamination or false labels, so they place their trust in the pharmaceutical companies to provide safe, effective products. Sadly, though, this is not always true.

Drugs, devices, and products included in our mass tort lawsuits include:

• Ozempic
• Depo Provera
• Wegovy
• Exactech
• Necrotizing Enterocolitis (NEC)
• Perfluoroalkyl and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS)/Water Contamination
• Talcum Powder
• Valsartan
• Hernia Mesh
• Stryker Hip
• Allergan Implants
• Bard PowerPort
• Hair Relaxer
• Paraquat
• Suboxone
• Tepezza

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Taking unsafe, tainted medication or believing false claims on the label can lead a person to take dangerously flawed drugs. At Spiros Law, P.C., we believe that this pharmaceutical negligence should not go unpunished. If you have been harmed by a defective pharmacy product, please contact a Danville pharmaceutical product defect attorney from Spiros Law, P.C. at (217) 443-4343 today.