Class Action.org is alerting patients to recent complaints which claim that pharmacies have been substituting Metanx with Folast, Neurpath-B and Duleek-Met, which may not be suitable substitutes for the prescription medical food. Metanx is marketed as having a unique formulation providing active forms of folate and certain B vitamins, a precise formulation which may not be found in medical foods being supplied as Metanx generics. If you have been given a
Metanx substitute, you may be entitled to financial compensation. Visit http://www.classaction.org/metanx-substitutes.html today and complete the free case evaluation form to find out if you can recover the cost of these products.
Metanx is a prescription medical food used to nutritionally manage endothelial dysfunction associated with tingling, numbness and burning sensations in patients suffering from diabetic neuropathy. Made by Pamlab LLC, Metanx works to maintain blood flow in the vessels which transport oxygen and nutrients to the nerves. According to its maker, there is no true
Metanx generic available in the U.S. marketplace.
If you’ve been given a
Metanx substitute, such as Folast, Neurpath-B or Duleek-Met, you may be able to recover the cost of these products, as you were not given the product for which you paid. Visit Class Action.org to learn more about the complaints regarding Metanx substitutes and to receive a free case evaluation which can help determine whether you are eligible for financial compensation. The consumer product attorneys working with Class Action.org are offering this online legal review at no cost and remain committed to protecting the rights of patients who were given Metanx substitutes.
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