Bennett Springs has an estimated population of 132 people based on 2010 Census data. The median resident age is 53.3 years, significantly above the Nevada state median age. Male members of the population outnumber females in a ratio of 3.33 males to 1 female. 46.2% of the residents are married, and 100% have children under 18 years of age.

The average household size has 2.2 people and 100% of the families in Bennett Springs depend on the income of a single earner, compared to the Nevada state percentage of 31.5%.

The unemployment rate is below the state average and most residents work in public administration occupations. Residents drive their cars to work and spend between 30 to 34 minutes traveling to work every day.

Bennett springs offers certain advantages for migration to this census-designated place:

• Low cost of living
• Low crime rates
• Sunny weather at most times of the year, and
• High graduation rates
• Health

The city has a high adult diabetes rate and high adult obesity rate, significantly above the Nevada state average. Patients with diabetes are often prescribed an injectable medication called Byetta. Byetta is primarily used for treating Type 2 Diabetes which typically manifest in adults.

According to the United States FDA, Byetta can produce serious side effects such as inflammation of the pancreas which can lead to death. If you or a loved one is injured due to Byetta use, you may be entitled to compensation for defective drugs injury.

In Bennett Springs, the personal injury attorneys at Bertoldo Carter Smith & Cullen have decades of experience in defective drugs cases.

There are hundreds of pharmaceutical drugs and products that produce serious and harmful side effects, including Avandia, Levaquin, Reglan, and Fentanyl.