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Took a GLP-1 Medication Like Ozempic or Wegovy?
Later Diagnosed with NAION?

You May Qualify for Significant Compensation

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• Which GLP-1 Medication(s) did you take?*
  • Ozempic
  • Wegovy
  • Rybelsus
  • Trulicity
  • Mounjaro
  • Zepbound
  • Saxenda
  • Victoza
  • Other
• After your vision symptoms began, were you diagnosed with any of the following eye conditions?*
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• Did you use GLP-1 after your NAION diagnosis?*
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How GLP-1 Put Your Health at Risk

You trusted a medication prescribed to improve your health. Then your vision suddenly changed.

For many patients, a NAION diagnosis comes without warning. One day, your sight feels normal. Next, you may notice blurred vision, dark areas in your field of view, or sudden vision loss in one eye.

That moment can be terrifying.

The uncertainty, the medical appointments, and the fear of permanent vision damage can turn your life upside down.

What Many Patients Experience

👁️ Sudden vision changes, blurred vision, dim areas, or dark spots appearing unexpectedly
⚠️ Optic nerve damage, NAION, can interrupt blood flow to the optic nerve and cause permanent vision loss
🩺 A difficult diagnosis, many patients only learn they have NAION after seeing a specialist or undergoing extensive eye exams
⏳ Long-term impact, Vision problems can affect driving, reading, work, and everyday independence

You Trusted Your Medication

GLP-1 medications were prescribed to treat diabetes and weight management, and millions of patients relied on them, believing they were safe.

If you developed NAION after using a GLP-1 medication, the impact on your life is real, and you deserve answers.

Patients who suffered unexpected vision damage may have legal options to pursue compensation and accountability.

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