Alesse 21 and Alesse 28 Birth Control Class Action

Product Liability

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Current stage: In court · Follow for updates

Source: Merchant Law Group View original source

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About This Case

The manufacturing or other defects of these recalled lots of contraceptive pills is due to the production of chipped, malformed or smaller-than-needed pills, leading to lower effectiveness of this birth control drug and leading to unplanned pregnancies. If you took “Alesse 21” or “Alesse 28” birth control pills from a recalled lot [see more information on the above website] and became pregnant, you may be impacted by this class action.

Source: Merchant Law Group

Who May Be Eligible

If you took “Alesse 21” or “Alesse 28” birth control pills from a recalled lot [see more information on the above website] and became pregnant, you may be impacted by this class action.

Source: Merchant Law Group

How to Register

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Source: Merchant Law Group

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