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Anonymous said:
Can you please link me to a study that proves diversion is down with the film? What do you do? Walk about to dealers with a clipboard asking them how many tablets they have compared to films? I call bullshit.

If you can't even explain why the film's harder to divert, how can you design a study to test it?
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You my friend are an ass hat. and yes we walk "about" to dealers and ask them their opinions. You are so perceptive to call bullshit. Your deduction skills are way "above" par.
 












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SHELL GAME!!!!
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How so? Film is cheaper, it isn't perfect but it has proven to cut down on pediatric exposures. and yes we have data to back that up. No I am not sharing it on here. You can find in online. Again, it is CHEAPER in most cases, and you get $50 off a month for using it! WTF can't you understand about that? And calling us greedy: fucking entitled pricks, how dare you! You come begging for treatment and then complain when it costs you money.

I am all for addicts that truly want help. Those that do typically don't complain too much about the cost of treatment, as they have experienced how Suboxone has turned their life around. And I am not just some RB talking head. I have a family member on it, and it saved her life. She has a decent job now, after two years living basically on the streets or at other "friends" houses. So, if you don't like the price, go back to the methadone clinic. There, you will pay just as much as you do for Suboxone, and have to go daily for at least a month (gas, time off work, daycare).

STOP COMPLAINING!!
 


















Anonymous said:
This is fucking blatant RB spin, and it brought up time and time again by you bullshit peddlers.

(a) The film is NOT harder to divert, is NOT harder to sell on the street, and has JUST AS MUCH value on the street if not MORE than the tablets. Why? Because it is EASIER TO INJECT.

You conveniently forget that shit every time.

Also, can you explain to me how it is harder to deal a few films than a few tablets?

The people who prefer to stay on the tablets do so with the philosophy that "If It Ain't Broke Don't Fix It". Some people find the abundance of packaging with the film difficult to manage, or prefer the taste of the tablets.

Some people are sick of being funneled onto another one of RB's patent-extenders, and being fed the same bullshit reasons for why the new medication is the answer and the old medication is dangerous... when for many fucking years you peddled the benefits of the medication you now claim kills babies?

The ONLY solution to truly preventing pediatric overdose and the risk of diversion is Probuphine. Look at it this way. If Titan reps used the same arguments you losers use to push Suboxone Film, you guys will be goners in not long at all.

Eat your fucking words.
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Probuphine isn't even FDA approved yet. Titan reps? Haven't seen one. And you think people are going to want implants in their skin, fox six months? Um, no. They will cut it out (yes addicts are that sick) and sell it or find a way to abuse it. Mark my words. Dose adjustments will be pretty tough too, seeing as once you have an implant you are stuck with it for 6 months. There's a good reason RB didn't buy it from Titan when they had the chance..and don't say Titan wouldn't have sold it; everyone has their price.
 






Anonymous said:
Probuphine isn't even FDA approved yet. Titan reps? Haven't seen one. And you think people are going to want implants in their skin, fox six months? Um, no. They will cut it out (yes addicts are that sick) and sell it or find a way to abuse it. Mark my words. Dose adjustments will be pretty tough too, seeing as once you have an implant you are stuck with it for 6 months. There's a good reason RB didn't buy it from Titan when they had the chance..and don't say Titan wouldn't have sold it; everyone has their price.
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Your suggestion they would cut it out and attempt to abuse it is a really poor indictment on your product (buprenorphine SL). After all it's a LOT easier for an addict to stop taking Suboxone film, divert it or inject it than it is to cut out an implant under the skin.

Also - and I wonder if you tell your doctors this - the naloxone in Suboxone has NO deterrent effect for those people who ONLY take buprenorphine. A person can inject / snort their daily Suboxone with NO ill effects. Knowing that, why would a patient bother cutting out an implant when they can just go to a local dealer and buy a handful of Sub films?

And MANY patients on maintenance would love the idea of Probuphine. I've actually polled online whether patients would be interested in a 6 month implant and over 90% said yes. It offers patients the chance of a lifestyle free of needing to take an opioid daily. Are you aware of how many doors this would open? How many more countries they could travel to? How many patients in countries where Suboxone is dispensed that won't need to visit a clinic daily? No need to have a mouthful of Suboxone salive for 30-45 minutes a day, being unable to answer business and personal phone calls? Not just that, it provides a stable level of buprenorphine in the plasma throughout the day. Many patients who have trouble with rapid metabolism of SL buprenorphine will find their issues solved by Probuphine.

While you r*****s were spending all your time and money on lawyers trying to lock out competition and hijacking the free-market, these guys were coming up with something better. If only you fucks put in a bit of effort to come up with a market leading product, you wouldn't NEED to pull off these cynical attempts to save your own skin.
 






Anonymous said:
Your suggestion they would cut it out and attempt to abuse it is a really poor indictment on your product (buprenorphine SL). After all it's a LOT easier for an addict to stop taking Suboxone film, divert it or inject it than it is to cut out an implant under the skin.

Also - and I wonder if you tell your doctors this - the naloxone in Suboxone has NO deterrent effect for those people who ONLY take buprenorphine. A person can inject / snort their daily Suboxone with NO ill effects. Knowing that, why would a patient bother cutting out an implant when they can just go to a local dealer and buy a handful of Sub films?

And MANY patients on maintenance would love the idea of Probuphine. I've actually polled online whether patients would be interested in a 6 month implant and over 90% said yes. It offers patients the chance of a lifestyle free of needing to take an opioid daily. Are you aware of how many doors this would open? How many more countries they could travel to? How many patients in countries where Suboxone is dispensed that won't need to visit a clinic daily? No need to have a mouthful of Suboxone salive for 30-45 minutes a day, being unable to answer business and personal phone calls? Not just that, it provides a stable level of buprenorphine in the plasma throughout the day. Many patients who have trouble with rapid metabolism of SL buprenorphine will find their issues solved by Probuphine.

While you r*****s were spending all your time and money on lawyers trying to lock out competition and hijacking the free-market, these guys were coming up with something better. If only you fucks put in a bit of effort to come up with a market leading product, you wouldn't NEED to pull off these cynical attempts to save your own skin.
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And you think this is going to be a cheaper and easier procedure?????who is the fucktard here? 90% of 2.5 people doesnt count.... ass! Troll.
 












Anonymous said:
Your suggestion they would cut it out and attempt to abuse it is a really poor indictment on your product (buprenorphine SL). After all it's a LOT easier for an addict to stop taking Suboxone film, divert it or inject it than it is to cut out an implant under the skin.

Also - and I wonder if you tell your doctors this - the naloxone in Suboxone has NO deterrent effect for those people who ONLY take buprenorphine. A person can inject / snort their daily Suboxone with NO ill effects. Knowing that, why would a patient bother cutting out an implant when they can just go to a local dealer and buy a handful of Sub films?

And MANY patients on maintenance would love the idea of Probuphine. I've actually polled online whether patients would be interested in a 6 month implant and over 90% said yes. It offers patients the chance of a lifestyle free of needing to take an opioid daily. Are you aware of how many doors this would open? How many more countries they could travel to? How many patients in countries where Suboxone is dispensed that won't need to visit a clinic daily? No need to have a mouthful of Suboxone salive for 30-45 minutes a day, being unable to answer business and personal phone calls? Not just that, it provides a stable level of buprenorphine in the plasma throughout the day. Many patients who have trouble with rapid metabolism of SL buprenorphine will find their issues solved by Probuphine.

While you r*****s were spending all your time and money on lawyers trying to lock out competition and hijacking the free-market, these guys were coming up with something better. If only you fucks put in a bit of effort to come up with a market leading product, you wouldn't NEED to pull off these cynical attempts to save your own skin.
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go back to bluelight, loser
 






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