Good bye to the doom and gloom Stiolto guy & the jealous bitch Lincare fool.
I was retained and won't be reading Cafepharma for a long time.
Keep posting all you want you two will be the only ones on here.
Careful Karma is a bitch, almost as much as you two.
Lincare rep again. I take pleasure in outselling you fools everyday. I use the stiolto guys words in my detailings everyday too. So easy.
Lincare rep again. I take pleasure in outselling you fools everyday. I use the stiolto guys words in my detailings everyday too. So easy.
First off, you're the same person. It's amazing how juvenile you are. You pretended to not even work at this company. Pretended you're an expert. It's entertaining, but pathetic. You still don't get it. Simply telling a dr that a product is doing great or doing poorly doesn't change the Drs opinion of the product. You're juvenile so you think it does. It doesn't. You could tell a dr all day that Spiriva is crap and Stiolto is the best thing in the world. That doesn't change their minds. This isn't a 6 year old cheerleading competition. 18 million YTD. It's reality. I know you want to bury your head in the sand and ignore it. That's fine. Don't tell others to ignore it. That's exactly why people were let go.
And to follow up on that. Pradaxa. Garbage. bID vs one time daily, expensive, donut hole, irreversible without another prescribed med, lawsuits galore. Need I say more!!!
Haha. Care to explain the irreversible part.
What?? Just putting vitamins K down shows me you just plucked a word out of the air and stuck it down. What about Pradaxa is irreversible? Can you explain I am a resp rep so I am asking you for a simple (or hard) explanation. What's Vit k have to do with Pradaxa again too since you mentioned it?Vitamin k. Dum dum. I was watching night shift last night and the er Drs were talking about all these new stupid meds patients insist on that throw surgeons off. Like it or not doctors don't like pradaxa, eliquis, and xaralto.
What are you talking about? Ever heard of evidence based practice? My doctors have better experience with nebs. They test their patients on use of dpi and mdi with a peak flow meter and most find that less than 10% of their copd patients can use these delivery methods effectively. So the switch these patients to a nebbed anticholinergic, a nebbed Laba,and a nebbed corticosteroid. Quite simple there is no cheerleading here.
What?? Just putting vitamins K down shows me you just plucked a word out of the air and stuck it down. What about Pradaxa is irreversible? Can you explain I am a resp rep so I am asking you for a simple (or hard) explanation. What's Vit k have to do with Pradaxa again too since you mentioned it?
You should read "Nebs No More After 24".
-Former InSpec who has landed elsewhere.
You work in medicine and don't understand that vitamin k reverses the anticoag effects of traditional warfarin. Sorry the docs i work with have an education normally I don't need to dumb it down to the high school level. Maybe if you work in medica sales you should familiarize yourself with some of the most common meds and disease processes. Many of your copd patients also have afib buddy.
