Oyster point

[anonymous]

Gas card with allowance?

 

[anonymous]

Gas card with allowance?

Nope, you have to
Pay for gas yourself. What a joke!

 

[anonymous]

Only problem is you have to work with the leftover riff raff from Shire like MC and HZ (he's a real DB). They'll probably also hire KK back.

They also hired some real winners from RVL.

 

[anonymous]

Well whats the allowance?

 

[anonymous]

It’s around 460.00 a month and 19 cents per mile additional

 

[anonymous]

Before you join this dumpster fire, consider the following:
- The CEO essentially got a PhD from the University of Phoenix and has never any kind of business
- The biggest leadership role he ever had was head of Med Affairs at a crappy company that went bankrupt while he was there
- The founder and first chairman of this company M Ackerman quit as soon as possible post IPO so that he could dump his shares
- The predecessor technology was a complete disaster and discontinued by AbbVie once they bought Allergan
- Their product is no better at wetting your eyes than plucking nose hairs and will not get coverage
- The drug effects your brain and has a black box warning for suicidal thoughts; not what anyone wants to spray up your nose
- The drug burns your nose and throat and makes you sneeze uncontrollably with every administration, and the company is hiding those facts
- The CCO was rejected by Shire, Takeda, and Novartis before ending up here
…I could go on. Stick with the better companies out there is my opinion. Kala is another option as is EyePoint, or you can stick to Novartis, AbbVie, Santen, B&L.

 

[anonymous]

Think the equity given over time will be worth anything?

 

[anonymous]

It’s around 460.00 a month and 19 cents per mile additional

tax free

 

[anonymous]

Is that worthless dope CR still
In Florida? He never worked at RVL and I’m sure isn’t doing anything worth while at OysterPoint.

 

[anonymous]

Nose spray that causes 82% of people to sneeze uncontrollably, 16% to cough, 13% throat burn, 8% nose burn. Good luck selling that garbage during a pandemic or at any other time. Maybe people will sniff it when they want to call in sick at work?

 

[anonymous]

How is the company going to make money at $0 to $10 dollars for commercial patients?

 

[anonymous]

How is the company going to make money at $0 to $10 dollars for commercial patients?

probably the same way every other pharma company does. Pharma business 101

 

[anonymous]

Nose spray that causes 82% of people to sneeze uncontrollably, 16% to cough, 13% throat burn, 8% nose burn. Good luck selling that garbage during a pandemic or at any other time. Maybe people will sniff it when they want to call in sick at work?

“Sneeze uncontrollably”?? Don’t see uncontrollably anywhere in their data or approved label. Nice try! By the way- how does that compare to eye stinging, eye pain, or bad taste (like sucking on pennies)? That’s right, it doesn’t b/c there is zero genius. About to find out what patients would prefer

 

[anonymous]

“Sneeze uncontrollably”?? Don’t see uncontrollably anywhere in their data or approved label. Nice try! By the way- how does that compare to eye stinging, eye pain, or bad taste (like sucking on pennies)? That’s right, it doesn’t b/c there is zero genius. About to find out what patients would prefer

THIS IS SPOT ON.

 

[anonymous]

This company is really a joke. I thought it was a prank when I saw pagnotta in charge of commercial. They are starting this company bc they have older friends make a bunch of money of a similar “scam” business. Total shit product and shit management. Run

 

[anonymous]

“Sneeze uncontrollably”?? Don’t see uncontrollably anywhere in their data or approved label. Nice try! By the way- how does that compare to eye stinging, eye pain, or bad taste (like sucking on pennies)? That’s right, it doesn’t b/c there is zero genius. About to find out what patients would prefer

Oh that’s right, TrueTear was a massive success… oh wait it was pulled from the market because NOBODY WANTS TO ZAP OR SPRAY THEIR NOSE FOR AN EYE PROBLEM.

Plus this only generates reflex tearing and it stops working within a month of use. It’s called reflex satiation…look it up.

 

[anonymous]

Some managers left stable retina positions to be “leaders “ at Oyster thinking the future products could be real. This should be interesting

This new nasal spray is going to be a block buster product that’s going to shake up
The dry eye market.

 

[anonymous]

Oh that’s right, TrueTear was a massive success… oh wait it was pulled from the market because NOBODY WANTS TO ZAP OR SPRAY THEIR NOSE FOR AN EYE PROBLEM.

Plus this only generates reflex tearing and it stops working within a month of use. It’s called reflex satiation…look it up.

Anesthetized Schirmer measures BASAL tears in the eye VS Schirmer's score without the eye anesthetized... do your own research and look at which one was done.

 

[anonymous]

Oh that’s right, TrueTear was a massive success… oh wait it was pulled from the market because NOBODY WANTS TO ZAP OR SPRAY THEIR NOSE FOR AN EYE PROBLEM.

Plus this only generates reflex tearing and it stops working within a month of use. It’s called reflex satiation…look it up.

looked it up. Turns out you’re an idiot. Label says “Basel tear”. Guess that proves “reflex” is false. Also found their data out to 19 months and it showed it was still working. May want to do a little “looking up” yourself

 

[anonymous]

This company is really a joke. I thought it was a prank when I saw pagnotta in charge of commercial. They are starting this company bc they have older friends make a bunch of money of a similar “scam” business. Total shit product and shit management. Run

another reject that got turned down for a job at op. Butt hurt?