Attorney General Phil Weiser secures up to $ 335 million from the drug company MyLan for the role of fueling the opioid crisis. The ProWers Journal

Since 2005, MyLan, a part of Viaatris, has manufactured and sold a variety of opioids, including regular pentanyl patches, oxycodons, hydrocodons and buffre norpins. The lawyer said, Mylan’s Attorney General promoted the abuse of its products because it was easy to abuse for many years despite the fact that the Pentanil patch, especially the pentanil patch, is more vulnerable to abuse. The company directly marketed the doctor, causing an opioid crisis, and turning opioid into an illegal drug market.

“Our research continues to maintain to explain the pharmaceutical companies that have caused Colorado and the optimism of opioids and addiction. Mylan knew that the pentanil patch was easy to abuse, but I knew that the drug was directly sold to doctors and hidden the risk of addiction.” It will help the community to solve the addiction crisis when you try to step on your claws. “

In principle, MyLAN will pay up to $ 355 million for nine years, with multinational settlement.

This agreement was in principle negotiated by California, Illinois, Massachusetts, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Tennessee, Utah and Virginia.

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