Toxic Dose Law Provides Information on Dangerous Medications, Medical Devices, and Other Toxic Products

In our modern world, there are numerous great drugs, chemicals, substances, medical devices, and other products that cure disease, treat medical conditions, allow body parts to be replaced, and make our lives better.  However, there are also many toxic and dangerous products that can cause illness or death.  This Toxic Dose Law website is intended to provide information on dangerous products that may cause a toxic dose to persons that take the product, have the product implanted into them, or are exposed to dangerous products in their environment.  By understanding potential dangers created by a product, it is hoped that toxic doses from hazardous products can be avoided and those that have suffered from a toxic dose can identify the cause of their toxic dose and work with medical professionals to alleviate the effects of the toxic dose.

From toxic environments to dangerous products, it is important to understand the potential dangers of drugs, medical devices, and other products that we may be exposed to or prescribed.  By understanding the potential risks and dangers of medications, medical devices, contaminated food, and other potentially unsafe products, consumers can often avoid products that deliver a harmful toxic dose.  However, some drug companies, medical device companies, and other large companies, hide scientific evidence of toxic doses from the public.  Some of these companies will hide what they know about a product for the purpose of selling more of that product to the public and hope that their profits from the product will be far more than any potential litigation from people that are hurt or killed or from some government action.

Classic examples of an industry that hid harmful effects of their products from the public are the Asbestos industry and the Tobacco industry.  Both industries hid scientific knowledge of known toxic doses from their products for decades.  These toxic doses have been the subject of government regulations and litigation.  There are other examples of large corporations in the $880 Billion a year pharmaceutical industry as well as in the medical device industry. 

This website is intended to provide information regarding products that may cause toxic doses that could injure or kill a person.  If you feel you or a loved one have been poisoned from a toxic dose, it is important to seek medical help to determine how to best detoxify and heal your body. It is then a good idea to contact the authorities and/or explore a potential toxic exposure law suit to make sure that the knowledge of toxic dose or adverse event is properly reported to medical professionals and the FDA so that no one else suffers a similar toxic dose. If you have any questions about this website or a serious toxic dose event, please feel free to contact Jason Coomer at exposurelaw@toxicexposurelaw.com.

It is well established that over the last several decades undisclosed toxins including asbestos, silica, chemical pollutants, lead, radon, EMFs, welding rods, toxic mold infestations and other environmental toxins have caused death and serious harm to millions. In the work environment alone undisclosed and known toxins including asbestos, silica, and welding rods have caused occupational diseases including mesothelioma, numerous forms of cancer, and Parkinson's disease.

     This website provides basic information on some well established toxins and some potential toxins that might be best to avoid. Overall, if you or a loved one has been experiencing symptoms consistent with a toxic exposure or poisoning, it is probably best to use the precautionary principle by minimizing exposure to potential toxins until they can be proven nontoxic.  The first rule of toxicology is to safely remove the toxic substances from those suffering a toxic exposure or poisoning.  With some drugs or toxins, it is best to seek medical advice prior to ceasing the dose you are taking or exposure.  Also make sure you are careful when detoxing from an exposure, because stored toxins in a body if dumped too quickly can cause severe health problems or even death.

     The ToxicDoseLaw.com website provides information on dangerous medications, bad drugs, dangerous products, toxic substances, and defective products that can cause serious toxic exposures, toxic deaths, serious diseases including mesothelioma & cancer, or toxic exposures.

       It is well established that many large corporations have profited from selling toxic products or products that cause toxic exposure without regard to the health consequences of the products.  Some of the most well known toxic products are asbestos products and bad drugs.  The asbestos products have been found to cause mesothelioma and several forms of cancer and other asbestos diseases, while dangerous drugs have been linked to death, serious heart problems, drug interactions, and suicide.  Other dangerous products that have been linked to serious disease include silica, chemical pollutants, lead, radon, EMFs, welding rods,  toxic mold infestations and other environmental toxins have caused death and serious harm to millions.  In the work environment alone undisclosed and known toxins including asbestos, silica, and welding rods have caused occupational diseases and fatalities including mesothelioma, numerous forms of cancer, and Parkinson's disease.

     This web site was created by Texas Toxic Tort Lawyer Jason Coomer and is intended only as general information on some of the most dangerous products and toxic products that have been sold by drug manufacturers, medical device manufacturers, and asbestos manufacturers, or are in use by large companies attempting to profit and make money from the sale of dangerous products that can cause serious toxic exposures.  For more information on a dangerous product or toxic exposure follow the links found above, e-mail  an inquiry to info@toxicdoselaw.com, or submit an inquiry.

     This website provides basic information on some well established toxins and some potential toxins that are best to avoid.  Overall, ToxicDoseLaw.com and ToxicExposureLaw.com recommend using the precautionary principle by minimizing exposure to potential toxins until they can be proven nontoxic.

     For more information on the ToxicDoseLaw.com or ToxicExposureLaw.com information center, follow the links on this website, submit an inquiry, email us at info@toxicdoselaw.com or call us at (512) 474-5577.