What's up pussy cat?

Doubtful. Physicians are all complaining that they cannot get Ingrezza. All they do is complain about it. Your other comments are off base as well and you write like a smug douche.

 

Tell us what is complex about how this is titrated.

 

Patients cant follow instructions

 

This answer proves you do not work here. Patients do not have any more instructions to take this than to just take a pill.

 

Quite simple to understand for September

Teva had more TD prescriptions in month 1 for the indication than month 6 for NC

 

Smug douche here- I did not post the entry regarding patients. To clarify, my mention of 'complex titration' was not intended to come across as my own opinion. Rather, it was derived from hcp and support staff discussion.

It appears my comment offended you. For that, I apologize. I made an observation and thought perhaps the feedback and/or pushback I've received would be of interest.

 

Any HCPs or support staff that thinks the titration process is complicated at all hasn't had it explained to them properly because patients do nothing but take pills. There is no thinking about it, no following a process, nothing.

 

Really sad that all our eggs are in such a stinky basket. No future here and layoffs are coming.

 

Kinda like Warfarin huh?