anonymous
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anonymous
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You know nothing about this product and what it is for because if you did you would not have asked that questionWhy would the patients freak out?
You know nothing about this product and what it is for because if you did you would not have asked that questionWhy would the patients freak out?
an eye drop that is designed to eradicate the Demodex mites, which are too small to see with the naked eye. given as a single drop OU BID for six weeks. and will have a wholesale acquisition cost of $1,850 per prescription… what am I missing?You know nothing about this product and what it is for because if you did you would not have asked that question
an eye drop that is designed to eradicate the Demodex mites, which are too small to see with the naked eye. given as a single drop OU BID for six weeks. and will have a wholesale acquisition cost of $1,850 per prescription… what am I missing?
an eye drop that is designed to eradicate the Demodex mites, which are too small to see with the naked eye. given as a single drop OU BID for six weeks. and will have a wholesale acquisition cost of $1,850 per prescription… what am I missing?
an eye drop that is designed to eradicate the Demodex mites, which are too small to see with the naked eye. given as a single drop OU BID for six weeks. and will have a wholesale acquisition cost of $1,850 per prescription… what am I missing?
Apellis is setting the bar a bit high for Tarsus. It’s funny they think they have a billion dollar product on their hands. I’d be shocked if they hit 50 mil at their peak.Tarsus is the next Apellis. We are all doomed!
$1,850! You can just get the dog version for 20 bucks! This is what is wrong with the pharmaceutical industry.