In June of this year, we heard about a voluntary recall made by Philips Respironics of potentially serious health risks related to several of its CPAP, BiPAP and ventilator devices caused by the machines’ sound abatement toxic foam.
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The issue? The sound abatement foam in these devices could potentially degrade exposing users of the devices to toxic particles and chemicals which could then be ingested or inhaled as the device contains no filter to prevent this from happening.
The toxic chemicals these devices could release include:
The foam degradation may be exacerbated by the:
Example of CPAP mask and hose, an entryway for the toxic debris.
Inhaling or ingesting these particles could result in serious life-threatening injuries, cause permanent impairment, or require medical intervention.
Lawsuits are starting to be filed. Potential causes of action may include:
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If you or a loved one developed cancer, respiratory issues, or other serious health problems after using one of these defective Philips CPAP machines, contact the law offices of Nash & Franciskato at (877) 284-6600. The time to request your free, no-obligation case review is today. We will help you determine if your Philips breathing device is the cause of your health issues. We will review your case in a free and confidential consultation, with no risk or obligation to take legal action.
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