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By Heidi Turner
Ferring Pharmaceuticals faces allegations that its Bravelle fertility drug is ineffective following a fall 2015 recall of certain lots of the drug. The Bravelle recall reportedly concerned lots of the drug that were not as strong as specified, resulting in a lessened therapeutic effect. Bravelle lawsuits have been filed in the United States and Canada alleging breach of warranty and other liabilities.
Bravelle (known generically as urofollitropin) is a fertility drug administered via injection. According to the Bravelle website (bravelle.com), it contains follicle stimulating hormone and luteinizing hormone activity which stimulate ovaries to make eggs.
In September 2015, Ferring Pharmaceuticals announced a recall of Bravelle after it was discovered that certain lots of Bravelle were found to be of reduced potency before their expiration date. A reduction in potency potentially affects the therapeutic effect of the drug. The company offered a reimbursement for patients who purchased the product in the United States between March 27, 2014 and October 15, 2015.
A Bravelle lawsuit has been filed in New York against Ferring Pharmaceuticals, alleging the company breached express and implied warranties and violated New York General Business Law. The suit, filed by a couple who used the fertility treatment, alleges Ferring did not take appropriate steps to ensure Bravelle was effective for its intended use. The lawsuit (case number 2:16-CV-01857) seeks class action status.
Meanwhile, a class action lawsuit has also been filed in British Columbia, by a couple who says they saved for years to afford IVF treatment, only to have their hopes of having a child ruined by an ineffective drug. Although Ferring offered to reimburse the cost of the drug itself—around $2,500 according to CTV News (2/16/16), the couple says that the entire cost of IVF treatment was $14,000 and they should be reimbursed for the whole IVF cycle because they would not have done it if they knew the drug would not work.
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Meanwhile, a class action lawsuit has also been filed in British Columbia, by a couple who says they saved for years to afford IVF treatment, only to have their hopes of having a child ruined by an ineffective drug. Although Ferring offered to reimburse the cost of the drug itself—around $2,500 according to CTV News (2/16/16), the couple says that the entire cost of IVF treatment was $14,000 and they should be reimbursed for the whole IVF cycle because they would not have done it if they knew the drug would not work.
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September 4, 2017
Vancouver, BC: While plaintiffs, both in Canada and the U.S., are joining Bravelle Infertility drug lawsuits against manufacturer Ferring Pharmaceuticals, some couples and individuals have exhausted their finances due to the allegedly ineffective fertility drug. And time is not on their side. READ MORE
Additional Plaintiffs Join Bravelle Class Action
May 15, 2017
Chicago, IL: Attorneys representing plaintiffs in a class action against Ferring Pharmaceuticals concerning its infertility drug Bravelle have added more plaintiffs to the lawsuit, including an organization providing medical benefits and prescription drugs to Philadelphia city workers. READ MORE
Federal Judge Extends Deadline to Add Parties to Bravelle Class Action
March 15, 2017
Chicago, IL:An Illinois federal judge has extended until April the deadline to allow plaintiffs on a Bravelle class action to join additional parties to the lawsuit. READ MORE
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