Reviewed by: Michael Alan Siddons, Esquire — LL.M (Taxation), member of the PA, NJ, MD, NY and D.C. bars.
Last reviewed: September 22, 2026. Content reflects current case-acceptance criteria and legal posture as of the review date.

GLP-1 Vision Loss Lawyer (Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro and Related Medications)

Serving clients throughout PA, NJ, NY, MD and DC. We review one type of GLP-1 claim: sudden vision loss diagnosed as NAION after taking a brand-name GLP-1 medication. Email us at msiddons@siddonslaw.com with a short description of what happened, and we will reply with the list of records we need.

Why we ask you to email us first

Drug injury claims depend on records: which drug you took, the dose, when you started and stopped, and when you were diagnosed. Those details decide whether a claim qualifies, and a phone call cannot confirm them. Email us a short description of what happened, and we will reply with the list of records we need to review your claim.

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Who may qualify

  1. You were prescribed a brand-name GLP-1 or GLP-1/GIP medication: Ozempic, Wegovy, Rybelsus, Mounjaro, Zepbound, Saxenda (January 2015 to present) or Victoza (February 2010 to present).
  2. You were diagnosed with NAION, also written as non-arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy or optic nerve infarction.
  3. You had symptoms such as blurred or dim vision on waking, a dark or shadowed area in the vision of one eye, loss of contrast or color, or sudden partial or complete vision loss.
  4. The diagnosis came after you started the medication, and an eye doctor made it.

What we do not review

We are not reviewing stomach and bowel injury claims, such as gastroparesis, ileus or bowel obstruction. We are not reviewing claims involving compounded semaglutide or tirzepatide, generic products, or products bought from a compounding pharmacy, a telehealth wellness platform or a med spa.

What to send us

  • Your pharmacy printout showing the medication, the dates and the prescriber.
  • The eye doctor records carrying the NAION diagnosis, including any visual field testing.
  • The name of the doctor who prescribed the medication.
  • Any other eye conditions you had before the medication, such as glaucoma or diabetic eye disease.

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Talk to us

Email msiddons@siddonslaw.com. You pay no fee unless we recover money for you.