Some are Still Suffering from Initial False Advertising on Oxycontin
Reportedly the six hundred million dollars that Oxycontin manufacturer, Purdue agreed to pay in damages barely scratches the surface of the harm that has been done to Oxycontin users.
Initial marketing, which minimized the addictive element of the pain killer Oxycontin, lured individuals in with its low risk of addiction hype. The fact that Purdue pled guilty to criminal charges of misleading regulators, doctors and patients, did not change the fact that thousands had been prescribed the drug and many were already hopelessly addicted at the time of the verdict and still are.
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