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Bad Drugs and Defective
Medications
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Digitek |
Heparin
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Avandia |
Chantix |
Fosamax |
Vioxx |
Celebrex |
Statin Drugs |
Bad Supplements |
Diet Drugs
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Antidepressants
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Bextra |
Lamictal |
Ketek |
Trayslol |
Fentanyl |
Modern
medications, medical equipment, and implants can greatly improve
our health and quality of life. Billions of dollars have been
spent on developing products that are designed to treat medical
conditions and provide relief for a variety of health problems.
However, because so much money goes into the development of
products, there is an economic incentive for drug makers and
other companies that make medical equipment or implants to
overlook hazards, side effects, and defects. It is important to
be careful when determining if you or a loved one is thinking
about taking a new medication or having a foreign object placed
in your body. This is because some medications and medical
devices can cause more harm than good. These defective products
can cause serious injury or death.
Some
examples of dangerous medications listed by the FDA as
potentially hazardous include Avandia, Prozac (fluoxetine),
Vioxx, Zoloft (sertraline), Paxil (paroxetine), Luvox (fluvoxamine),
Celexa (citalopram), Lexapro (escitalopram), Wellbutrin (bupropion),
Effexor (venlafaxine), Serzone (nefazodone), Remeron (mirtazapine),
Remicade, Fen-Phen, Serzone). Faulty equipment is also listed
including faulty lasers, infusion sets, hygiene chairs, beds,
and other equipment that can cause a hazard to patients as is
bad medical implants including faulty knee joints, coronary
stent systems, cardioverter defibrillators and other defective
implants.
If you
think you or a loved one have been wrongfully injured by a bad
drug, defective equipment, or a defective implant, please seek
medical assistance as soon as possible and feel free to e-mail
any questions you might have to
toxicdose@texaslawyers.com. |
The
ToxicDoseLaw.com
and
ToxicExposureLaw.com websites provide information
on dangerous medications, bad drugs, dangerous products, toxic
substances, and defective products that can cause serious toxic
exposures, toxic deaths, serious diseases including mesothelioma &
cancer, or toxic exposures.
It is well established that
many large corporations have profited from selling toxic products or
products that cause toxic exposure without regard to the health
consequences of the products. Some of the most well known toxic
products are asbestos products and bad drugs. The asbestos products
have been found to cause mesothelioma and several forms of cancer
and other asbestos diseases, while dangerous drugs have been linked
to death, serious heart problems, drug interactions, and suicide.
Other dangerous products that have been linked to serious disease
include silica, chemical pollutants, lead, radon, EMFs,
welding rods,
toxic mold infestations
and other environmental toxins have caused death and serious harm to
millions. In the work environment alone undisclosed and known
toxins including asbestos, silica, and welding rods have caused
occupational diseases and fatalities including mesothelioma,
numerous forms of cancer, and Parkinson's disease.
This web site was created by Texas Toxic Tort Lawyer Jason Coomer and is intended only as general information on some of the
most dangerous products and toxic products that have been sold by
drug manufacturers, medical device manufacturers, and asbestos
manufacturers, or are in use by large companies attempting to profit
and make money from the sale of dangerous products that can cause
serious toxic exposures. For more information on a dangerous
product or toxic exposure follow the links found above,
e-mail an inquiry to
info@toxicexposurelaw.com,
or
submit an inquiry.
This website provides basic
information on some well established toxins and some potential
toxins that are best to avoid. Overall, ToxicDoseLaw.com and
ToxicExposureLaw.com recommend using the precautionary principle by
minimizing exposure to potential toxins until they can be proven
nontoxic.
For more information on the ToxicDoseLaw.com or
ToxicExposureLaw.com information center, follow the links on this
website,
submit an inquiry,
email us at
info@toxicexposurelaw.com
or call us at (512) 474-5577. |
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