Our Houston drug recall attorneys mention that are basically four categories, or danger levels, for FDA drug recalls that you will hear about. The one you hear about most commonly and which the FDA most heavily publicizes is the consumer level recall where the medication has already reached patients and might pose an immediate threat. (There is a similar pharmacy level recall where drugs have already reached pharmacies but have not yet been widely distributed to patients.)

Then there is the Class I recall where drugs are deemed to pose a severe danger to patients and could cause serious injury or death. The drug behind last year’s deadly outbreak of fungal meningitis was subject to a Class I recall.

The Class II recall means that exposure to or use of the medication could cause a patient to suffer temporary or reversible adverse health consequences. This category of recall also operates where the chances of serious health consequences are thought by the FDA to be minimal.

 A Class III recall is issued by the FDA where the medication is deemed unlikely to cause harm to patients.

 Your Health is at Risk. Contact the Houston Drug Recall Attorneys at Denena Points, PC if Recalled Medications injured you or Your Loved Ones

If a contaminated or defective drug injured you or a loved one, you should discuss the matter with one of our Board Certified Houston drug recall attorneys. At Denena Points, PC, we’ll meet with you to discuss your case with you and evaluate whether you might be eligible for financial compensation from the drug manufacturer or supplier for the needless harm you suffered.

 Your initial legal consultation is free and you have no obligation to hire an attorney. Even where the insurance companies don’t want to pay for the treatment costs that result from your injury, our experienced Houston drug recall attorneys could help you win full financial compensation from the manufacturer of the tainted drug. Contact us at 281-369-4363 or through our online contact form to schedule your free consultation. Get help now, and let us guide you to a full financial recovery. We take our cases on a contingency fee basis at no financial risk to you.