Flector Patch

[Anonymous]

Ok..this company has lost it. Flector Patch...really. No doc uses it, but we must promote this garbage.

 

[Anonymous]

CV risk higher than Vioxx. Thud! Bump! Crash!!

 

[Anonymous]

STF up! It is as goo as any other me too piece of shit you have in our bag. Be thankful and STF up!

 

[Anonymous]

Ok..this company has lost it. Flector Patch...really. No doc uses it, but we must promote this garbage.

If it were systemic, which it's not. It's used plenty by pain, arthropods, rheum, etc... But I forgot a pc rep wouldn't know that.

 

[Anonymous]

I believe the patent expires on the Lidoderm patch very soon. So, our patch will be even more difficult to sell. Can you say EXUBERA?

 

[Anonymous]

hey asshole. sell anything you can while you can and shut the fuck up!

 

[Anonymous]

I believe the patent expires on the Lidoderm patch very soon. So, our patch will be even more difficult to sell. Can you say EXUBERA?

Lidoderm is a sodium channel blocker, primarily for nerve pain, FP is an NSAID, for inflammation. Lots of overlap, but if you can sell it's a no brainer... But I forgot, you're Pfizer ... Nevermind.

 

[Anonymous]

Patches are still systemic. They still have to be metabolized and are absorbed. Excelon patch still has tolerability issues for example. C'mon know it alls! People will like the patch in combo with other pain meds or for tolerability perception. There is a place for everything.

 

[Anonymous]

Without arguing semantics to much with you, one of the biggest advantages and keys to selling FP is that it is TOPICAL. Less than 1% of the diclofenac is absorbed systemically.

 

[Anonymous]

I put it on my magnificent schlong and had an unforgettable and supercharged evening!

 

[Anonymous]

Patches are still systemic. They still have to be metabolized and are absorbed. Excelon patch still has tolerability issues for example. C'mon know it alls! People will like the patch in combo with other pain meds or for tolerability perception. There is a place for everything.

You are a dummy. Read the PI.

 

[Anonymous]

CV risk higher than Vioxx. Thud! Bump! Crash!!

GI intolerability is systemic too. YIKES!

 

[Anonymous]

You are a dummy. Read the PI.

You have been brainwashed by your training. There is the same GI class labeling for the Flector patch as all other NSAID. If I put a patch on my FOREHEAD it could still upset the GI track because it is systemically absorbed, regardless of the % that is systemically absorbed. The medication is still metabolized and does not magically segregate itself from the rest of the body.

FLECTOR® Patch, like other NSAID medicines, can cause ulcers and bleeding in the stomach and intestines at any time during treatment. These can happen without symptoms and may cause death. The chance of a person getting an ulcer or bleeding increases with: taking blood-thinning medicines or medicines called steroids; longer use; smoking; drinking alcohol; older age; having poor health

 

[VOCS]

diclofenac? are you sh-tting me? You are not worth the O2 you inhale.

 

[Anonymous]

How good a drug is, is irrelevant. It's all about how they set your goals and the formularies in your territory. C'mon people get with the game already!

 

[Anonymous]

My company used to sell a similar patch ex-US, but historically they have bombed in the US. You have your work cut out for you.

http://www.marketwire.com/press-rel...ANSACT-LAT-LICENSE-FROM-AMDIPHARM-1015884.htm

 

[Anonymous]

I put Flector on my (huge and magnificent) "flexor"!!!!! Yeeeehawwww!

 

[Anonymous]

Pfizer pins it's hope on a patch? Game over.

 

[Anonymous]

And as you can see, doctor, the Flector patch is easy to place on your ankles, knee caps and wrists for local pain control and the best feature is that when the patient takes it off they won't have to shave those hairy Growth areas again!

Think of it as a free in-built Brazilian wax.

Oh, sorry it's not covered on Medicaid. But I do have these $5 off tier 3 co-pay cards.

 

[Anonymous]

I believe the patent expires on the Lidoderm patch very soon. So, our patch will be even more difficult to sell. Can you say EXUBERA?

Exubera, Trovan, Caduet, Relpax and many more. Not every med can be a Lipitor.