Baycol (sold in Germany as Lipobay) was a brand of cerivastatin sold by Bayer from 1997 to 2001. It was recalled and discontinued from markets worldwide after it was reported to be the cause of around 100 deaths and connected to a fatal muscle disorder called rhabdomyolysis.

Baycol

1997–2001 (international)

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Lipobay

1997–2001 (Germany)

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Subsidiaries: Bayer 04 Leverkusen (BayArena) Current brands: Adalat | Adempas | Advantage | Advantix | Advocate | Afrin | Aleve | Alka-Seltzer | Antracol | Aspirin (USA | Canada | Aspirina | Aspro) | Bepanthen | Berocca | Canesbalance | Canescool | Canesten | CDR | Citracal | Claritin | Clarityn | Coricidin HBP | Correctol | Diprobase | Drixoral | Elevit | Feminax | Flanax | Flintstones (vitamins) | Germolene | Germoloids | Iberogast | Levitra | Lotrimin | Midol | MiraLax | One-A-Day Vitamins | Oxytrol for Women | Phillips | Redoxon | Refagan | Rennie | RestoraLAX | Sanatogen | Saridon | Supradyn | Zam-Buk Former/defunct assets: Autan1 | Bayer CropScience | Bayer HealthCare (Pharmaceuticals) | Bayer MaterialScience | Bayclin | Baycol | Baygon1 | Bayfresh1 | Coppertone2 | Covestro (Acclaim Polyol) | Dr. Scholl's3 | Heroin | Miles Laboratories | Monsanto (Canada) | Schering AG | S.O.S Notes 1 Now owned by S. C. Johnson & Son. 2 Now owned by Beiersdorf. 3 Now owned by Yellow Wood Partners.