Pharmacy Misfilled Prescription & Mistake Claims

Pharmacy mistakes and misfilled prescriptions can cause devastating problems. From pharmacy technicians that have confused ear cleaner for eye drops to be given to an infant to mistaking one medication for another causing heart problems or death to a consumer, giving a person the wrong amount or type of medication can cause major problems.

If you or a loved one have been the victim of a pharmacy misfill or been mistakenly given incorrect medication that has caused significant harm, feel free to contact Austin Texas Pharmacy Lawyer, Jason S. Coomer or use our contact form.

Pharmacy Mistakes

Many pharmacies are great and well run, but others try to cut costs and have underpaid and under trained pharmacy technicians handle too much in the prescription filling process.  It often will take a pharmacist to recognize dangerous drug interactions or determine if similar medication names have been accidentally confused or switched.  Also it is always good to have a qualified pharmacy with quality control procedures in effect to prevent mistakes in amount of a medication or type of a drug from being mixed up. 

As a medical malpractice and pharmacy malpractice lawyer that has handled medical malpractice and pharmacy malpractice claims, I have worked with other Texas Pharmacy Malpractice Lawyers to seek compensation from negligent pharmacies that have severely injured patients through medication mistakes and careless misfills.

Unfortunately, pharmacy mistakes occur when pharmacists and pharmacy technicians get too busy or are just not paying attention.  If you feel you have been seriously injured by pharmacy mistake or have lost a loved one due to a medication mistake, it is important to investigate the claim and make sure that it does not happen again.

If you need a Texas Pharmacy Mistake Lawyer or an Austin Pharmacy Misfill Lawyer, feel free to contact Austin Attorney, Jason S. Coomer.

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