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Can you please get a life NOW? Or just end yours NOW? Its sad to see all you former xanodorks posting shit like this everyday. And yes, I'm SB.
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Hey SB, don't you have some hair to cut? Why do you think we are former Xanodorks? I am a current Xanodork and I am milking you right now. I work 1/2 my day in the morning for you some days and half for another company. Other days I flip flop it. You see I am smarter than you and my idiot manager. I will keep getting away with it because you morons just aren't that smart. If you try to fire me I will get an attorney and he will subpeona all of your phone records to see if you have ever made calls to your salon parlors during Xano time. You see I bet nearly 100% bet you have worked for yourself during Xano time. So go f yourself!
 






Anonymous said:
Hey SB, don't you have some hair to cut? Why do you think we are former Xanodorks? I am a current Xanodork and I am milking you right now. I work 1/2 my day in the morning for you some days and half for another company. Other days I flip flop it. You see I am smarter than you and my idiot manager. I will keep getting away with it because you morons just aren't that smart. If you try to fire me I will get an attorney and he will subpeona all of your phone records to see if you have ever made calls to your salon parlors during Xano time. You see I bet nearly 100% bet you have worked for yourself during Xano time. So go f yourself!
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If SB tries to fire you for double dipping then he will nail his own coffin. It is well known within the home office that he spends a lot of his time there running his salons. I know I worked there with him. Any good lawyer can prove it. He has put himself in a very bad position with this one and he can't defend it even though he will try. Double freakin standard. Zero integrity.
 






Anonymous said:
If SB tries to fire you for double dipping then he will nail his own coffin. It is well known within the home office that he spends a lot of his time there running his salons. I know I worked there with him. Any good lawyer can prove it. He has put himself in a very bad position with this one and he can't defend it even though he will try. Double freakin standard. Zero integrity.
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Great point! Now I am not going to quit I will just keep double dipping.
 
















































If you research any of the lawsuits brought against drug companies, you'll see that they don't move quickly. A trial against xanodyne is a good 2-3 years down the road.

I'm not saying that the future is looking bright here, but I don't think a darvocet lawsuit will be our demise. I'd be more concerned with bankruptcy. Stay tuned.....???
 






Anonymous said:
If you research any of the lawsuits brought against drug companies, you'll see that they don't move quickly. A trial against xanodyne is a good 2-3 years down the road.

I'm not saying that the future is looking bright here, but I don't think a darvocet lawsuit will be our demise. I'd be more concerned with bankruptcy. Stay tuned.....???
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judgements might not be paid quickly, but the lawyers won't wait to be paid -- especially if they sniff that the companany may go belly up.
 






Anonymous said:
Welcome to the pain marketplace. You must hold a decision-making position at Xano.

Zipsor is not a crappy drug - but it is also nothing special. I know doctors involved in unpublished studies who shared with me that Zipsor is less powerful than ibuprofen in dental studies. I'm talking OTC strength. Exactly how does Zipsor compare to other nsaids as far as efficacy and clinical speed to relief? Careful, the FDA may be reading. Detail any CLINICAL data that shows ANY superior outcomes relative to the class. Please suggest that reps compare PI's to extrapolate that Zipsor is better tolerated, quicker, or offers greater analgesia based on the delivery system and the resultant PK data. These directives, when unearthed, are what often spur the FDA to mandate "Dear Dr" letters.

Also, it seems like you might not understand the significance of chronic pain vs. acute pain as it applies to market potential. Don't take it personally. The company's sales forecasting was also out to lunch on this topic.

Then there is this thing called managed care coverage. Were you aware that diclofenac has many formulations, most of them generic? Were you aware that most NSAIDS are bought OTC or prescribed generic? Do you know what the terms "step-edit", "closed formulary", and"prior authorization" mean? How about the concept of launching an over-priced branded reformulated product in a crowded, established, and largely generic marketplace during one of this country's worst economic recessions? Don't worry; you'll soon have lots of free time to mull these terms and concepts over.

As for davocet. The FDA recommended that all propoxyphene be pulled. It was not a directive. Many of my pharmacies still stock variations of propoxyphene. The FDA may likely ban this molecule. But they haven’t yet. Don't believe me? Talk to a pharmacy or Google the topic.

My new job starts soon. Thanks for the second paycheck. Hope everyone joins me- I know that some of you are!

Happy Holidays!

Double-dipper!
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