But now, a growing number of lawsuits claim that Ozempic causes vision loss in some patients. RELATED: Ozempic and Wegovy May Have Landed 25,000 People in the ER—Here's the Scary Reason Why.

A 48-year-old from Suffolk County is one of over 30 people suing Ozempic's manufacturer for partial loss of vision.

The suit comes amid recent studies showing a link between vision complications and people taking drugs containing semaglutide, the active ingredient in the drugs.

More than a dozen lawsuits have been filed on behalf of weight-loss drug users who claim that popular weight-loss medications such as Ozempic have caused a loss of vision. At such a critical moment in ...

The suit says Novo Nordisk, whose U.S. headquarters is in Plainsboro, New Jersey, failed to warn Ozempic users that taking the drug might result in NAION or permanent vision loss. While the ...

A Maryland man has filed a lawsuit against the company that ... who informed him he had vision loss. After stopping his Ozempic treatment, Engel continued to suffer from vision impairment, forcing ...

“Had I known that Ozempic would take my vision, I would have never ... risks associated with its blockbuster weight loss drugs.” The two lawsuits cite studies that claim NAION links to the ...

Unlike NAION, this type of vision loss develops over time — not overnight. Engel’s devastating case has now emerged in a lawsuit filed in New Jersey’s Superior Court, alleging Ozempic was ...

Experts have issued an urgent warning about a symptom that can come to light from taking drugs such as Mounjaro and Ozempic.