Drug Makers Put Children at Risk, Class Says

Drug maker McNeil Consumer Healthcare and parent company Johnson & Johnson were cited for 20 major violations at manufacturing plants for children's pain and allergy medicines, "exposing innocent children ... to dangerous products which never should have been sold," a class claims in Federal Court. The drug makers then compounded the injury by offering consumers "worthless coupons" for replacements of the recalled drugs when and if they arrive on store shelves, the lawsuit states.

Drug Makers Put Children at Risk, Class Says