Free Zantac® Case Review
If you or a loved one developed stomach cancer, bladder cancer, small intestine cancer, colorectal cancer, esophageal cancer, liver cancer, pancreatic cancer, or leukemia while taking Zantac® or another ranitidine-containing medication, you may be eligible to file a lawsuit against the drug’s manufacturers.
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Why People Are Filing
Scientific studies have shown that when ranitidine — the active ingredient in Zantac — is metabolized in the body, it produces the cancer-causing substance NDMA. Consumers are now taking legal action against several drug companies for failing to warn consumers of this chemical link on the Zantac’s labeling.
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Major Side Effects
Potentially Contributes to Cancer
What Happens Next?
- After completing the above form, your information will be transmitted by secure connection to The Meneo Law Group.
- Within about 24 business hours, a paralegal or other representative from the law firm will review your information and call you regarding your case.
- The representative will follow up with additional questions, as necessary, to determine if your case is viable, based on the symptoms or conditions you (or your loved one) have experienced.
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