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Yaz-Yasmin-Ocella

Find out if you have a Yaz®, Yasmin® or Ocella® side effects claim

In 2008, the birth control pills Yaz®, Yasmin®, and Ocella® were marketed as not only a birth control pill, but also as a means to eliminate PMS (premenstrual syndrome) and clear up acne.  The manufacturer of  Yaz® and Yasmin®, Bayer Healthcare, ran the advertisements on television and other forms of media until October of 2008 when the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) insisted the ads be revised to reflect only FDA-approved uses of the drug.  Because of these off-label marketing advertisements many women and girls have used the drugs for purposes other than what they were approved for.

Since Yaz®/Yasmin®/Ocella® has been available, it has been linked to a number of serious side effects including blood clots in the lungs, legs, and other areas, as well as strokes, heart attacks, gall bladder problems and even death. Though Bayer Healthcare revised their advertisements to adhere to the FDA’s requirements, the warnings offered are inadequate compared to the serious nature of the potential side effects someone taking Yaz®/Yasmin®/Ocella® could experience. Several Yaz®/Yasmin® lawsuits against Bayer Healthcare have already been filed as more victims have been able to make the link between their condition and the drug.

Do you believe you or a loved one has been injured by Yaz®, Yasmin® or Ocella®? Goldberg & Osborne can help.

The law firm of Goldberg & Osborne is dedicated to helping injured people nationwide and is currently accepting cases for Yaz®, Yasmin®, and Ocella® victims. For a FREE case evaluation, please call us toll-free at 1-800-THE-EAGLE (1-800-843-3245) or submit a short and simple online case form here. If you choose to submit a case inquiry through this website, a legal assistant will call you to obtain information from which our attorneys will evaluate your potential claim.

If you or a loved one has been seriously injured as the result of taking Yaz®, Yasmin® or Ocella® you may be entitled to compensation from the manufacturer for your injuries. All states have time limits in which cases must be filed or they will be forever barred. Therefore, it is crucial you contact an experienced personal injury lawyer immediately.