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You must be one of the useless mgrs then. Chopping should start with you.
To crowded, really like which one? Doc seem to differ from you
Priceless dialogue b/w the clueless drone rep here and someone who has intelligence and vision. What a great real world story. Definitely paints an accurate picture of reality here. Cutting bait with the dead wood here would help the odds of having a successful product launch. At least 1/4 of reps here are weak and will get roasted attempting to launch APL.
Do you need a spanking little boy?
Levodopa strategies to reduce the OFF include spreading doses of cheap generic to Rytary
COMT inhibitor: from cheap Comtan, to Statevo, to recently launched Ongentys/opicapone by Neurocrine
A2A MoA, the recently approved Nourianz (istradefylline)
then add Xadago (safinamide)
Plus we need to compete for doctor time against Adamas; Gocorvri and Vertical's Osmolex; and PDs docs pushing for DBS that generates tons of $$$ for their departments.
And don't forget your direct competitor Acorda's Inbrija
Now you understand why Inbrija's sales are just a pitiful 4M in the last Quarter.
Want me to keep spanking you?
One last spank for the fun of it: COVID-19 Second Wave coming in October....right after our September Launch
Want me to keep spanking you?
I learned my lesson sir
Highly competitive landscape, low sales numbers, little revenue, and poor royalties.
Sucks, Sir, YES SIR, it sucks
To crowded, really like which one? Doc seem to differ from you
I launched and sold Inbrija and have since left. Not only is the market crowded. I think 3-4 new meds launched for PD in the last couple years. Every single one was for patients experiencing OFF episodes. But the real Market dynamic all the company’s failed to account for is Medicare Part D copays. Traditional Medicare not Medicaid or low income subsidized patients. They simply cannot afford the copay for a branded specialty product. And unlike disease states with prices upwards of 100k/yr, the non profit subsidy to help with copays does not exist in PD.
Want me to keep spanking you?
PAN Foundation helps with copaysI launched and sold Inbrija and have since left. Not only is the market crowded. I think 3-4 new meds launched for PD in the last couple years. Every single one was for patients experiencing OFF episodes. But the real Market dynamic all the company’s failed to account for is Medicare Part D copays. Traditional Medicare not Medicaid or low income subsidized patients. They simply cannot afford the copay for a branded specialty product. And unlike disease states with prices upwards of 100k/yr, the non profit subsidy to help with copays does not exist in PD.
PAN Foundation helps with copays
I do. Especially when I have to call out "yes, Mistress," afterward.Yes for every other product out there as well. Damn you like getting spanked.
Do you need a spanking little boy?
Levodopa strategies to reduce the OFF include spreading doses of cheap generic to Rytary
COMT inhibitor: from cheap Comtan, to Statevo, to recently launched Ongentys/opicapone by Neurocrine
A2A MoA, the recently approved Nourianz (istradefylline)
then add Xadago (safinamide)
Plus we need to compete for doctor time against Adamas; Gocorvri and Vertical's Osmolex; and PDs docs pushing for DBS that generates tons of $$$ for their departments.
And don't forget your direct competitor Acorda's Inbrija
Now you understand why Inbrija's sales are just a pitiful 4M in the last Quarter.
Want me to keep spanking you?
One last spank for the fun of it: COVID-19 Second Wave coming in October....right after our September Launch
When will the expansion territories for the new drug.be filled?