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Zicam lawsuit: Three products linked to loss of sense of smell/taste.
If you used a Zicam nasal product and lost your sense of smell, consider a Zicam lawsuit.
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On June 16, 2009, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warned consumers to stop using and discard three zinc-containing Zicam intranasal products. The products may cause a loss of sense of smell.
Intranasal products are administered through the nose.
What products are affected by this warning?
FDA's action affects Zicam’s three intranasal products that contain zinc. The three Zicam products claim to reduce the duration of the common cold and the severity of cold symptoms.
The products (listed with their size and product numbers) are:
What should consumers do if they experience harm related to these products?
FDA recommends they contact their health care professional if they experience loss of sense of smell or other problems after using any zinc-containing products that are administered into the nose.
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see also:
Zinc and Anosmia
Zicam Zinc Side Effects | Weitz & LuxenbergOur lawyers can help those injured by zinc-containing Zicam products
Recall
Zicam Loss of Smell Lawsuit | Weitz & LuxenbergZicam lawsuits: Discuss your loss of smell with our drug lawyers.
Products
Zicam Related Recalled Products | Weitz & LuxenbergDiscuss your Zicam lawsuit if you sustained an injury from the product
