The first iv nsaid sold 1 million the first year, year 2 they sold negative $700k because no one wanted it and it was returned just before it expired. Year 3 sold 300k, year 4 about 100k. Good news is year 10 which was 2019 they sold like 3 million and that was helped by a Toradol shortage. It was priced at $10 a dose or $40 a day.
DYLOject was the latest iv nsaid. They Sold $300,000 at year 2 And gave up. Sold for $12 a dose but lowered it to $5. Odd because they predicted $300 million in sales by year 7.
Minus 5 hospitals that did trials and another 10 that will dabble in it there will be no other hospitals buying your nsaid in the USA. Sales to hospitals in 2020 will be under $50,000. 2021 maybe you get to $250,000. That’s national sales. Won’t be a 2022 unless you have another product.
Sorry but it’s the truth and no Asc s will not pay $80 a dose either. Your ceo can’t even give a coherent explantion of the benefit over other nsaids without heading to unproven areas around bleeding and the elderly and safety.