Romo delayed to 2018 or beyond

Discussion in 'Radius Health' started by anonymous, May 21, 2017 at 9:01 PM.

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  1. anonymous

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    Just announced. Possible heart issues.
     

  2. anonymous

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    So docs will keep using Prolia first line until Romo gets approved? How does this change the situation for Timlos? The competition is Timlos or forteo or prolia. That's not any different is it?
     
  3. anonymous

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    Yep and the Amgen reps promoting buy and Bill as a benefit and Prolia off-label their careers are going to be short-lived
     
  4. anonymous

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    keep hoping and dreaming. Tymlos is a newer version of a 15 year old (or older) approach. It may take over the Lilly product in that space. Not even the morons in charge there can f*** that up. But it will not come close to making a dent in Amgen's franchise.
     
  5. anonymous

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    Oh yes we will the space where Prolia was/is sold off label as an anabolic will go away that will kill all future Prolia growth and the extend study showing you can maintain the bone that is built by using a cheap bisphosphonate will also kill prolias growth: bye bye Amgen!!
     
  6. anonymous

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    the real users and treaters don't really care about anabolic vs anti resorptive issue ( with minor exceptions). They care about what works. Prolia works and they can monitor patients' compliance 100%. Amgen will play that up over and over again. 365 daily self administered injections compared to 2 office visits and 2 office administered injections? Not seeing it.
     
  7. anonymous

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    Well then your providers have not been properly educated ask any ortho surgeon who has put a screw into a Prolia bone, Prolia mineralizes bone it doesn't build bone it's like putting a screw into a piece of cardboard versus a 2x4 you are doing patients a huge disservice by trying to sell it as the same as forteo or Tymlos
     
  8. anonymous

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    See that is scary because I think you truly believe there's no difference, but ask an orthopedic surgeon about putting a screw into a Prolia bone versus an anabolic bone it is like putting a screw into cardboard versus a 2x4, Prolia can only mineralize existing bone the bone needs to be built first by an anabolic otherwise it doesn't exist to be mineralized the fact that you don't understand this is truly scary I feel sorry for the patients of the providers that you have misled, and real treaters understand this difference it's just that forteo got to be too cost prohibitive of an option that has now changed
     
  9. anonymous

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    agree with last post. As mentioned, there are exceptions. Some treaters may want direct anabolic effect, but those who are mostly concerned with fracture prevention will not care about the moa differences only actual clinical results. The orthopedic surgeon may think differently in some cases but they are a small percentage of the use of these drugs.
     
  10. anonymous

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    You can tell how little you know about customers in this market space. Surgeons want bone QUALITY. there is NO way they use Prolia. And they are HUGE in my area. the only customers who buy in to Prolia are primary care who don't know better. Other customers getting dissatisfied with Prolia based on no profit margin and issues in their new PI update with possible verterbral fracture increasing if drug not given correctly. Tymlos...data poor and device awful. You can offer less cost but no one cares. Good luck. Poor company launch and poor reps in my area.
     
  11. anonymous

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    Yeah... no one will care but the Payer!!!!! Dumb Ass!!
     
  12. anonymous

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    Simply UFB this reply. This is why you're going to fail miserably. Surgeons are a SMALL piece of the market. And even they will use T or F ( if they even treat ) less than they will Prolia. The lack of real strategic thought is astounding. T will get some F business and a handful of surgeons will go anabolic but then it's over. Let's see the adoption in all the non surgeon specialties. Oops!
     
  13. anonymous

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  14. anonymous

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    You are so misinformed. This company really is a shit show lol
     
  15. anonymous

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    You say the last poster is misinformed and then say the company really is a shit show? Isn't that a contradiction? Which is it?
     
  16. anonymous

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    Radius is a joke. Good luck.
     
  17. anonymous

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    Troll
     
  18. anonymous

    anonymous Guest

    Once again
    This company is a joke
    Loser management and reps
    I know .. tough for you to understand
    That's why you work here
     
  19. anonymous

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    Once again you are a troll
    As a troll you are a joke
    Losers are trolls
    I know .. tough for you to understand that you really are a troll
    That's why YOU continue to be a troll