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[anonymous]

we are all busted......

While Suboxone and buprenorphine have shown benefits in some clinical trials, many of these benefits are only attributed to reduced “craving” for opiates or retention in treatment programs. However, as outlined in a study done by Fudala et al., for the most important and relevant factor, reducing illicit drug use, Suboxone does not show improvement (Fudala et al. 2003). As outlined below, many trials utilizing buprenorphine or Suboxone fail to reduce opioid use and consequently may simply prolong, complicate, or even worsen the user’s opioid addiction. As such, we believe that the labeling for Suboxone does not adequately disclose its dangers and effectiveness. Further, we believe that Suboxone’s advertising and marketing has failed to adequately train doctors as to (i) proper diagnosis methods, (ii) dosing levels, which are could often be over-prescribed to patients, and (iii) tapering and discontinuation regimen, which is arguably the most relevant result for addiction treatment.

can u say long acting......

We are toast.

 

[anonymous]

we are all busted......

While Suboxone and buprenorphine have shown benefits in some clinical trials, many of these benefits are only attributed to reduced “craving” for opiates or retention in treatment programs. However, as outlined in a study done by Fudala et al., for the most important and relevant factor, reducing illicit drug use, Suboxone does not show improvement (Fudala et al. 2003). As outlined below, many trials utilizing buprenorphine or Suboxone fail to reduce opioid use and consequently may simply prolong, complicate, or even worsen the user’s opioid addiction. As such, we believe that the labeling for Suboxone does not adequately disclose its dangers and effectiveness. Further, we believe that Suboxone’s advertising and marketing has failed to adequately train doctors as to (i) proper diagnosis methods, (ii) dosing levels, which are could often be over-prescribed to patients, and (iii) tapering and discontinuation regimen, which is arguably the most relevant result for addiction treatment.

can u say long acting......

Is this another lawsuit?

 

[anonymous]

Is this another lawsuit?

Most likely. It isn’t from the FDA. It’s also bullshit. The bolded language is baseless. As long as I’ve been here we were adamant about dosing at proper levels and not using too high of a dose. Training?? We helped teach doctors and handed them the DSM-IV and now DSM-V criteria. Tapering? There’s no defined criteria, from any of the major medical associations. We’ll settle and that will be the end of it. It’s a weak lawsuit.

 

[anonymous]

We are toast.

with jam
i prefer butter

 

[anonymous]

I work here and see this shit go down everyday
a lot people used to work here and some that do or don't know the real deal....

In a court of law when investigated by the feds, we are going down..even 1 sub diverted is criminal and no doubt most docs can't say for sure what happens when the meds are picked at the drug store.
u get it got it good and i am gone...

diversion gone wild and why u think we are no longer judged on sales growth for suboxen..
long acting helps get the feds off our back and that my friend is why we went LA..

Bull. Troll. Fake news

 

[anonymous]

I saw the same thing near several urban clinic's. I don't feel safe carrying bag dressed in a suit in these areas.

None of us wear suits. A few women dress like hookers, but what evs

 

[anonymous]

OMG just saw another legal drug deal go down.
Patient shells out cash. sees doc for 2 mins, then tells his drug addict buddy " I got the stuff so lets roll"

Come on man how can we sit back and watch this happen.

The feds are coming in and we will be shut down and I am sure jail time for the higher ups.

The diversion rate is so bad and I know some docs care but COME ON MAN this has to stop
and with the shot not covered we are in deep doo doo.

The inner city area of my territory is just pumping Sub out and I see deals going down right outside the office.
I need a lawyer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ya gotta stop doing tricks in yer car!

 

[anonymous]

Someone obviously trying to cause trouble for the company. It’s B.S.!

 

[anonymous]

Most likely. It isn’t from the FDA. It’s also bullshit. The bolded language is baseless. As long as I’ve been here we were adamant about dosing at proper levels and not using too high of a dose. Training?? We helped teach doctors and handed them the DSM-IV and now DSM-V criteria. Tapering? There’s no defined criteria, from any of the major medical associations. We’ll settle and that will be the end of it. It’s a weak lawsuit.

The training prosecutors are focused on is training doctors to make obscene amounts of money by charging cash in exchange for Suboxone prescriptions, just like the old OxyContin pill mills did. Same business model, different drug name.

 

[anonymous]

The training prosecutors are focused on is training doctors to make obscene amounts of money by charging cash in exchange for Suboxone prescriptions, just like the old OxyContin pill mills did. Same business model, different drug name.

Liar. Troll.

 

[anonymous]

The training prosecutors are focused on is training doctors to make obscene amounts of money by charging cash in exchange for Suboxone prescriptions, just like the old OxyContin pill mills did. Same business model, different drug name.

Saw that too ! Documented it all.

 

[anonymous]

So is this a lawsuit for real or what?

 

[anonymous]

this is the beginning of the end
run forest run

the feds are coming in any day and ML RS ST will be handcuffed

black panfer compliance hacks done did f up

you heard it here first

such major criminal enterprise

 

[anonymous]

Saw that too ! Documented it all.

Was never told that here. The opposite actually.

 

[anonymous]

this is the beginning of the end
run forest run

the feds are coming in any day and ML RS ST will be handcuffed

black panfer compliance hacks done did f up

you heard it here first

such major criminal enterprise

ML and RS are post lawsuit.

 

[anonymous]

this is the beginning of the end
run forest run

the feds are coming in any day and ML RS ST will be handcuffed

black panfer compliance hacks done did f up

you heard it here first

such major criminal enterprise

GTFO troll. That's all you're doing, trying to talk shit and get a response. If what you're saying is true, then Orexo and BDSI execs better be led out in cuffs as well bc they've done some really shady shit too, far worse than us. But you're just trolling and it's painfully obvious.

 

[anonymous]

this is the beginning of the end
run forest run

the feds are coming in any day and ML RS ST will be handcuffed

black panfer compliance hacks done did f up

you heard it here first

such major criminal enterprise

GTFO troll. That's all you're doing, trying to talk shit and get a response. If what you're saying is true, then Orexo and BDSI execs better be led out in cuffs as well bc they've done some really shady shit too, far worse than us. But you're just trolling and it's painfully obvious.

 

[anonymous]

It’s the same dumb ass on ever thread

 

[anonymous]

Exactly. Sources it quotes are lame from 2003 and it has a vendetta against reps, women, our company and med. Just frothing at the mouth like a rabid dog. It is pathetic in its lack of knowledge and attempts to stir up negativity. Lots of nuts like this one in this world. Just clueless. Ignore it.

 

[anonymous]

The training prosecutors are focused on is training doctors to make obscene amounts of money by charging cash in exchange for Suboxone prescriptions, just like the old OxyContin pill mills did. Same business model, different drug name.

Just witnessed another cash for Suboxone drug deal.
This is getting out of hand and I cant sell the shot cause docs and patients cant make $$$
I PCR another one cause i have a conscious and can sleep at night not like most of the drug pushing salesforce..