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REXULTI EXPOSED FOR THE FRAUD IT IS!

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Post #122 and #123 are correct. There are just a few people here posting (4-6 at most), contrary to message boards from other companies. Things must be pretty good at Otsuka, or the rest of the salesforce is just brain-dead. There is nothing in between.
I am convinced it's the latter. Just look around at the national meetings...The company hires teenagers who are talking heads and don't dare asking too many questions. And reps don't dare...the salary ist just too good, and their dog needs a new tooth brush.

May be I am too much out of touch with reality at Otsuka. My focus has been more on Uber and Lyft driving and laughing all the way to the bank, while preventing me from driving to psych offices, asking whether or not they need samples since there is nothing left to discuss.

Although, I must say, I enjoyed exchanging posts with the overpaid and underworked home office dork with the inflated ego who thought his function is indispensable. It's a shame he never took me up on my offer to join me during a field day. I would have given him my bag and ask him to lead: Show me, don't tell me, and at the end of the day we would have had a discussion about his "impact" and "effectiveness".

It never ceases to amaze me when I look at the people wanting to get promoted or having been promoted. Most are on an ego trip or bored as a rep and sooner or later they will fail, because they overestimate their own abilities and underestimate the factors they can't control. Just look at the turnover within the last 5 years we had in this company.

Seen it too many times. But hey, what do I know, right? I am still around after more than a decade. Can't say that of too many others who got a 10 foot woody because they suddenly became DM.
 




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Yes, and one of them is a gullible, trumpy rube whose information sources include the Chinese Falun Gong cult’s far right propaganda paper.
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You keep repeating the same line over and over again. That topic is done. Get over it. Besides, Fierce Pharma posted the same story. Is that news company also controlled by the "Chinese Falun Gong" cult?
 




anonymous said:
You keep repeating the same line over and over again. That topic is done. Get over it. Besides, Fierce Pharma posted the same story. Is that news company also controlled by the "Chinese Falun Gong" cult?
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Man are you obsessed with the Falun Gong, who are undeniably being exterminated by the CCP for their organs. This has been discussed several times by the U.S. Congress. It’s not BS. Then you try to claim that the Epoch Times is a sham because they have devoted lots of time to the subject. None of this has anything to do with the FDA letter to Otsuka saying the statistics we are showing are a lie! The letter has been discussed elsewhere as well. Just admit it home office turd that the FDA has caught us lying and that’s that!
 








anonymous said:
So what is the FDA waiting for?

Why don't they pull the plug on this dog?
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They will never take it off the market because we lied about response data. At most, the data will have to be removed from the PI and promotional material. I doubt they will even fine Otsuka. It’s just the perfect example of a useless me too that offers nothing over existing products. We are paid to sell this POS.
 








anonymous said:
"They will never take it off the market because we lied about response data".

That makes no sense. If the data was falsified, the FDA could pull the plug on that POS.
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They could but they want. Otsuka will just plead that they misinterpreted the data. An “honest mistake”, and since the FDA approved it, well it makes them look stupid for having done so. If they pull it, which they won’t, it really makes them look stupid for approving it in the first place. Just check samples, let them sign if needed, and don’t talk about it unless you are riding with management. Keep what dignity you have left.
 




anonymous said:
They could but they want. Otsuka will just plead that they misinterpreted the data. An “honest mistake”, and since the FDA approved it, well it makes them look stupid for having done so. If they pull it, which they won’t, it really makes them look stupid for approving it in the first place. Just check samples, let them sign if needed, and don’t talk about it unless you are riding with management. Keep what dignity you have left.
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I took Rexulti for about 4 months with Zoloft as I have MDD. (Father was bipolar, grandfather unipolar depressive). Can't say it helped much, did stop taking it after significant weight gain. Absolutely not worth taking. I think it has a placebo effect, that's it. Took Abilify before, but had to stop it despite good efficacy due to side effects.
 








Stop and think for a second about how many physicians we lied to in order to convince them to write this POS! Worse yet, the poor Rexulti patients out there that have wasted their time and money when they could have been taking Abilify instead, a drug that actual works! Now, we have no excuse when we deliberately lie to providers about Rexulti! We do it without hesitation because we want the paycheck! To hell with what’s best for the patient, just send me my damn money!! If I ever hear the phrase “patients first” I will hurl!
 




anonymous said:
Stop and think for a second about how many physicians we lied to in order to convince them to write this POS! Worse yet, the poor Rexulti patients out there that have wasted their time and money when they could have been taking Abilify instead, a drug that actual works! Now, we have no excuse when we deliberately lie to providers about Rexulti! We do it without hesitation because we want the paycheck! To hell with what’s best for the patient, just send me my damn money!! If I ever hear the phrase “patients first” I will hurl!
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When you look at the efficacy graph in our vis-aid realistically, you can't help but notice that the improvement over placebo is VERY small, but magnified by the way the X and Y axis is drawn in order to convince our prescribers of greater efficacy than Rexulti actually delivers. Several physicians have pointed out this valid fact to me.
 




anonymous said:
Stop and think for a second about how many physicians we lied to in order to convince them to write this POS! Worse yet, the poor Rexulti patients out there that have wasted their time and money when they could have been taking Abilify instead, a drug that actual works! Now, we have no excuse when we deliberately lie to providers about Rexulti! We do it without hesitation because we want the paycheck! To hell with what’s best for the patient, just send me my damn money!! If I ever hear the phrase “patients first” I will hurl!
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Agreed. This nonsense "it's all about the patient" is absolutely moronic. for those of you that will get a PIP next year, ask your DM this: "If it's ALL about the patient, why do you give me a PIP?"
Let's hear what the babysitter has to say to that one!
 












Are you guys excited about going out tomorrow and lying your asses off about how good this POS of a drug is? I can’t do it. I need a break from the deception, so for the next week the word Rexulti won’t come out of my mouth. In 2024 I plan to have as few discussions about Rexulti as possible. The lying has finally got to me! Go Vraylar!
 








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