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anonymous said:
Clearly not an employee so why is your life so lonely that you hang out here? really sad loser. Probably the ironwood clown or some washed up BMS goof
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Being here helps me in some form. I can see what people are talking about and research whatever myself. Weight-loss fads, ALZ fads, whatever. There is a lot of fraud and wrongdoing in this industry. I find that somewhat interesting. If the banking industry had a "cafepharma" I would likely be on that instead of here. Twitter (X) is filled with too many PR people. Back to my original point, I have seen some shitty pharma companies in my time, but this might be the shittiest of them all because of the ignorance. Whoever had the idea to develop a drug to compete against cheap OTC options in the GERD market should be hung in public.
 






anonymous said:
Being here helps me in some form. I can see what people are talking about and research whatever myself. Weight-loss fads, ALZ fads, whatever. There is a lot of fraud and wrongdoing in this industry. I find that somewhat interesting. If the banking industry had a "cafepharma" I would likely be on that instead of here. Twitter (X) is filled with too many PR people. Back to my original point, I have seen some shitty pharma companies in my time, but this might be the shittiest of them all because of the ignorance. Whoever had the idea to develop a drug to compete against cheap OTC options in the GERD market should be hung in public.
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LMAO. The funny thing is they think they will make tons of money on the stock when the company is sold.
 






anonymous said:
LMAO. The funny thing is they think they will make tons of money on the stock when the company is sold.
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I'm loaded up on PHAT and we are ready for a buy out by third quarter next year. It's not if but when. You sound very sour grapes.

And this is drug is 100x better than PPIs and anything available OTC. I became an investor in this stock after taking the product myself. Had Gerd for 35 years and this is the only drug that has actually made be feel 100% again.
 






voqueznaBeliver said:
I'm loaded up on PHAT and we are ready for a buy out by third quarter next year. It's not if but when. You sound very sour grapes.

And this is drug is 100x better than PPIs and anything available OTC. I became an investor in this stock after taking the product myself. Had Gerd for 35 years and this is the only drug that has actually made be feel 100% again.
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You sound like you are looking to make a quick buck. Good luck with that. If you have something, you will produce a head-to-head trial of your drug versus the OTC options and show a meaningful statistically significant benefit. You stating that you "actually feel 100% again" after using this company's drug means nothing. If I were the company contemplating purchasing this dump, I might spend the money and conduct the trial myself. This company and the drug are losers. You are about 40 years late to the party.
 






anonymous said:
You sound like you are looking to make a quick buck. Good luck with that. If you have something, you will produce a head-to-head trial of your drug versus the OTC options and show a meaningful statistically significant benefit. You stating that you "actually feel 100% again" after using this company's drug means nothing. If I were the company contemplating purchasing this dump, I might spend the money and conduct the trial myself. This company and the drug are losers. You are about 40 years late to the party.
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This may be the most ignorant response I’ve seen in my life. Statistical benefit over OTC?!?! You realize that Prilosec, Nexium, etc. OTC is not even prescription strength? They would not even compare to their Rx brand name. You are an absolute idiot, and you should pay accordingly. Lose it all dude:
 






Ron D said:
This may be the most ignorant response I’ve seen in my life. Statistical benefit over OTC?!?! You realize that Prilosec, Nexium, etc. OTC is not even prescription strength? They would not even compare to their Rx brand name. You are an absolute idiot, and you should pay accordingly. Lose it all dude:
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This company is a big huge fat shit bomb just waiting to explode. Get out ASAP unless you enjoy eating feces.
 












anonymous said:
Strong, educated response. Go back to your pod.
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Indeed, it is not only a strong, educated response but a truthful one. A Google search will inform you of the OTC and Rx strengths for any of the products that were mentioned. Let me do your work for you. For example, Prilosec 20mg is available OTC, while the prescription strengths include 2.5mg, 10mg, 20mg, and 40mg. The dosage forms are the most significant difference between Prilosec OTC and Rx (other than the price). Voquezna is available in 10mg and 20mg tablets. I can only purchase Voquezna in a tablet dosage form. The most important aspect, and why Voquenza and this company are doomed to fail, is the price difference. Not only do I have more dosage form options with Prilosec OTC, but they are inexpensive, whereas Voquenza is not. If I were the prescriber (which I am not), why would I want to create more work for myself when inexpensive Prilosec OTC exists (or any of the other OTC products)? Moreover, would the prescriber want to add a financial burden to an already financially stressed healthcare system by prescribing Voquenza? The difference in indications doesn't matter. I am not in, nor have I ever sold a product in the GI space, but I am 100% positive that I have thrown objections at you that you have heard from physicians who were willing to listen to you. How can you explain that?
 






God said:
Indeed, it is not only a strong, educated response but a truthful one. A Google search will inform you of the OTC and Rx strengths for any of the products that were mentioned. Let me do your work for you. For example, Prilosec 20mg is available OTC, while the prescription strengths include 2.5mg, 10mg, 20mg, and 40mg. The dosage forms are the most significant difference between Prilosec OTC and Rx (other than the price). Voquezna is available in 10mg and 20mg tablets. I can only purchase Voquezna in a tablet dosage form. The most important aspect, and why Voquenza and this company are doomed to fail, is the price difference. Not only do I have more dosage form options with Prilosec OTC, but they are inexpensive, whereas Voquenza is not. If I were the prescriber (which I am not), why would I want to create more work for myself when inexpensive Prilosec OTC exists (or any of the other OTC products)? Moreover, would the prescriber want to add a financial burden to an already financially stressed healthcare system by prescribing Voquenza? The difference in indications doesn't matter. I am not in, nor have I ever sold a product in the GI space, but I am 100% positive that I have thrown objections at you that you have heard from physicians who were willing to listen to you. How can you explain that?
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Simple. Superiority in all aspects. Dosing flexibility. And oh yeah, superiority in efficacy. If you want to get into a healthcare economics discussion, you would clearly lose.

Also, if you want to quote Google, then I will provide you with information direct from FDA.

4. Will Prilosec OTC work as well as the prescription strength Prilosec?

Both prescription Prilosec and Prilosec OTC contain the same active ingredient, omeprazole, which effectively stops acid production. Prescription Prilosec treats diseases that require diagnosis and supervision by a doctor. Prilosec OTC treats only symptoms of frequent heartburn. Used as directed, Prilosec OTC will not treat the conditions that prescription Prilosec treats.

Make sure you've fact-checked yourself before you come at me again.
 






anonymous said:
Simple. Superiority in all aspects. Dosing flexibility. And oh yeah, superiority in efficacy. If you want to get into a healthcare economics discussion, you would clearly lose.

Also, if you want to quote Google, then I will provide you with information direct from FDA.

4. Will Prilosec OTC work as well as the prescription strength Prilosec?

Both prescription Prilosec and Prilosec OTC contain the same active ingredient, omeprazole, which effectively stops acid production. Prescription Prilosec treats diseases that require diagnosis and supervision by a doctor. Prilosec OTC treats only symptoms of frequent heartburn. Used as directed, Prilosec OTC will not treat the conditions that prescription Prilosec treats.

Make sure you've fact-checked yourself before you come at me again.
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Yes, Prilosec OTC does have dosing flexibility, while Voquezna does not. From an economic standpoint, Prilosec OTC is more financially feasible and the responsible choice. What you listed in 4. are indications. A physician can prescribe anything he or she wants off-label. Let's pretend the physician wants to prescribe Prilosec 10mg on-label. Prilosec 10mg is off-patent and available as a generic, and, according to GoodRx, I can get 30 Omeprazole 10mg capsules for $3.51 as a "special offer" or $14.99 at Costco. You claim Voquezna is superior in all aspects, including efficacy, but you have failed to provide data to support your claims. So, I caught you misbranding Voquezna. Don't worry, the fda won't do anything. They couldn't care less about misbranding.
 










































anonymous said:
so they get rid of a ton of reps and replace them…. and it’s the same old thing….at what point do they look at the commercial leadership team & upper management?
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Commercial leadership is the problem. All of them have been on broad for years planning before hiring the first TM. It starts with the absent CEO.
 












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