QUESTION
do u have a claim if a foil safety seal causes internal injury
Asked on Jul 16th, 2014 on Products Liability - Florida
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I purchased a OCT yeast infection cream to treat a yeast infection. During one of the application times the aluminum safety seal (which has to be punctured in order for the cream to come out) came off the tube and went inside the aplicatr. Not knowing it was in the tube I inserted it into my vagina. I started having pain and bleeding.but before I could see a gyro the foil seal came out I took it to the doctor and showed her She evidently disposed of the seal but I still have the medicine tube and the box. It does not state any where on the product that this sort of thing could happen. Can I recover for my expenses and anything else
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Not likely. There is no direct evidence that the foil was the cause of the issue, as pain and bleedingare also associated with infections, or that it was somethng that you should not have been aware of.
Answered on Jul 17th, 2014 at 10:21 AM
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