The common erectile dysfunction drug, Viagra®, has been linked to cases of the deadly skin cancer, melanoma. Discuss your possible case with a knowledgeable Viagra lawsuit attorney at the Hollis Law Firm today.
The hugely popular erectile dysfunction drug, Viagra®, was approved by the FDA for use in treating impotence in men in 1998. Since then, Viagra has become Pfizer’s top selling drug and continually brings in billions of dollars each year for the manufacturer. Viagra was the first oral medication for erectile dysfunction in the United States and it is estimated that more than 45 million men have taken Viagra. Viagra is classified as a PDE5 inhibitor in order to enhance blood flow to the penis and is also known by other names including Sildenefil, Tadalafil, and Vardenafil.
Recently, Viagra has been linked to the most serious and deadly form of skin cancer, melanoma. Those who have taken Viagra and developed melanoma are filing lawsuits to hold Pfizer accountable for the side effects of its top selling drug. If you or someone you know has taken Viagra and developed melanoma, it may be in your best interest to contact an experienced Viagra lawsuit attorney at the Hollis Law Firm to discuss your potential case.
The Viagra lawsuit attorneys at the Hollis Law Firm focus solely on helping people who have suffered an injury as a result of using a dangerous drug or defective medical device. When a manufacturer fails to adequately warn the public of the potential side effects of a product, it should be held responsible for injuries and even deaths caused by its product. If you believe that you or a loved one’s melanoma is a result of taking the widely taken erectile dysfunction drug, Viagra, consider discussing your case with an experienced Viagra lawsuit attorney at the Hollis Law Firm today. These case evaluations are free and confidential. Fill out the form to the left or call (800) 701-3672 today.
