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You are such a nube, to think that IDs will use this up the chain is highly unlikely. Its all about stewardship and appropriate use. Cef/Avi will be at the back of the line because it will work when everything else fails and that is it too expensive.

Id rather be selling anti itch cream for rectal burn.
 


















Well we're all toast if Pfizer buys
They have a hospital antibiotic sales force that after next year has nothing to sell. They have KAMs too.
I am seriously hitting the ground this week with recruiters and interviews.
 






Totally False; every good hospital rep knows their Pfizer counterpart and if you were with Hospital you would know they stopped
Promotion of Zyvox last year....you are an imposter!!! Go back to your Primary Care Board, idiot
 






that's actually funny... just did grand rounds last week with my Pfizer rep. they are promoting eliquis, prevnar, and ZYVOX
they were thinking they would be laid off, but are now hopeful due to possible actavis acquisition.
 






Not where I live; you are full of BS. All Pfizer "co pay"
Coupons pulled from my hospitals and the rep
Is spending all time in cardiologist offices, Not the hospital. You are stirring the pot; wait till tomorrow, you will see big change in hospital platform.
But, since you know so much and do "Grand Rounds" at your hospital, be sure to offer Zyvox coupons..since you probably suck at selling Teflaro. And, I know of NO Hospital with competing companies at the same venue. Whoops seems
You are a special one, HA
 












Charge more and sell less = the forest way.

Its like having Quinn as a DM, less is more with him too. Less hospital/antibiotic experience = more headaches for the tenured team. Why pay for a qualified DM who knows what the heck they are doing when you can pay a complete buffoon less money and be happy with a marginal growth in the market.

Great job Len..., your leadership is laughing at Quinn and you, on each and every conference call and sales meeting. Your reputations are shot.
 












Rule #3 in pharma..always raise pricing (lots of factors why but follow money to gov't, who's paying for some kinda of cooked AWP (somebody google it) selling less , charge more! balances out nicely until generics hit..now go hit the Starbucks in the hospital lobby and look like your doing something.
 




































Can't wait to hear the brand team's rationale for jacking up the price of Teflaro tomorrow.

I'm sure it will be a bunch of lies as usual. They are the dumbest brand team ever. Teflaro's biggest competitors are generics people, not the branded antibiotics. So now lets be 5 times the price of Vanc/Zos? That makes sense. They are such greedy fools!

I didn't think it could get any worse here, but apparently, I was wrong.
 






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Can't wait to hear the brand team's rationale for jacking up the price of Teflaro tomorrow.

I'm sure it will be a bunch of lies as usual. They are the dumbest brand team ever. Teflaro's biggest competitors are generics people, not the branded antibiotics. So now lets be 5 times the price of Vanc/Zos? That makes sense. They are such greedy fools!

I didn't think it could get any worse here, but apparently, I was wrong.
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Yes, it could be worse. You could work for Quinn.
 






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