Tricida

[anonymous]

Remember this when company a breathing down ur neck bc u havent sold enough. Ask nephrologist, they barely treat like ida, when they do w OTC. Hv fun! Also, other conds contrib more to ckd than met acid

Or you can just stay where you are and wait for the company to burn through its cash. Very good reasons why physician awareness is low, but let me ask you this. How often do you see a product launch with outcomes data showing a slowing of disease progression and reduction in mortality?

 

[anonymous]

Or you can just stay where you are and wait for the company to burn through its cash. Very good reasons why physician awareness is low, but let me ask you this. How often do you see a product launch with outcomes data showing a slowing of disease progression and reduction in mortality?

^This! Exactly why I'm here and if you know anything about launching a specialty drug then you know that outcomes data is everything especially in an unmet need market. This is the opportunity of a lifetime!

 

[anonymous]

^This! Exactly why I'm here and if you know anything about launching a specialty drug then you know that outcomes data is everything especially in an unmet need market. This is the opportunity of a lifetime!

You have no idea what you are talking about. There is nothing specialty about a piece of plastic studied to absorb acid, hello bicarbonate! Tricida offers nothing new other than a potentially very expensive alternative to treat something that can be treated with what is in your refrigerator right now neutralizing odors, hint: the box is off yellow in color, has an arm holding a hammer and costs less than $2 and more palatable forms of it have been used for decades already. In addition, there are already pharmaceutical preparations that have been clinically proven to reduce acidosis that is generic and secures the tier 1 position regardless of having an indication or not, like saying a glass of water is indicated to reduce dehydration but let's charge thousands more because we have studied and received an indication to say water reduces dehydration.

When you ask your nephrology contacts about veverimer they will laugh at you, data published in a 2nd rate journal "Lancet" because the editorial board at the NEJM also laughed at the manuscript and wasn't worthy of being published in NEJM, so you have an American company that only can get their data published in a British medical journal, LOL. By claiming "will be the only FDA approved medication to treat MA" will greatly assist you in taking over the #1 position of the laughing stock pharmaceutical company just in front of Opko but by not much.

 

[anonymous]

You have no idea what you are talking about. There is nothing specialty about a piece of plastic studied to absorb acid, hello bicarbonate! Tricida offers nothing new other than a potentially very expensive alternative to treat something that can be treated with what is in your refrigerator right now neutralizing odors, hint: the box is off yellow in color, has an arm holding a hammer and costs less than $2 and more palatable forms of it have been used for decades already. In addition, there are already pharmaceutical preparations that have been clinically proven to reduce acidosis that is generic and secures the tier 1 position regardless of having an indication or not, like saying a glass of water is indicated to reduce dehydration but let's charge thousands more because we have studied and received an indication to say water reduces dehydration.

When you ask your nephrology contacts about veverimer they will laugh at you, data published in a 2nd rate journal "Lancet" because the editorial board at the NEJM also laughed at the manuscript and wasn't worthy of being published in NEJM, so you have an American company that only can get their data published in a British medical journal, LOL. By claiming "will be the only FDA approved medication to treat MA" will greatly assist you in taking over the #1 position of the laughing stock pharmaceutical company just in front of Opko but by not much.

Oh there you go again. You got passed over for an interview didn’t you.

 

[anonymous]

During my interview I passed through the seven levels of the Candy Cane forest, through the sea of swirly twirly gum drops, and then I walked through the Lincoln Tunnel. I am so excited

 

[anonymous]

Oh there you go again. You got passed over for an interview didn’t you.

I was waiting for your reply and thank you for it which further solidifies why I can stand me-too companies that offer nothing new other than pretty packaging. I have a candidate who recently interviewed in my office right now and she had asked my opinion which I was happy to provide. I am a practicing nephrologist with over 30 years of experience treating patients impacted by CKD for a variety of reasons and have published over 300 citations on CKD. I would suggest in the future before your interview to gather as much information possible from sources rich in realistic non-hyped or supported by industry. I am certain if you had a brain on a higher level than the clumsy Scarecrow in the Wizard of OZ, you will be enlightened therefore able to make a more educated decision, unlike the one you have made here. My colleagues and I were approached years ago to take part in the clinical trials and we enthusiastically declined. If approved, we will never RX where the alternatives we have used for years and years, please do us a favor and tell your management team to spend resources on bringing us the cure for kidney cancer.

 

[anonymous]

I was waiting for your reply and thank you for it which further solidifies why I can stand me-too companies that offer nothing new other than pretty packaging. I have a candidate who recently interviewed in my office right now and she had asked my opinion which I was happy to provide. I am a practicing nephrologist with over 30 years of experience treating patients impacted by CKD for a variety of reasons and have published over 300 citations on CKD. I would suggest in the future before your interview to gather as much information possible from sources rich in realistic non-hyped or supported by industry. I am certain if you had a brain on a higher level than the clumsy Scarecrow in the Wizard of OZ, you will be enlightened therefore able to make a more educated decision, unlike the one you have made here. My colleagues and I were approached years ago to take part in the clinical trials and we enthusiastically declined. If approved, we will never RX where the alternatives we have used for years and years, please do us a favor and tell your management team to spend resources on bringing us the cure for kidney cancer.

Oh you mean you are banging some whore that got passed over. Or are you that much of a schlep that you have time in the middle of the day to post on CP. CP? Hmm, wouldn’t be some combination of your initials would they?

 

[anonymous]

I was waiting for your reply and thank you for it which further solidifies why I can stand me-too companies that offer nothing new other than pretty packaging. I have a candidate who recently interviewed in my office right now and she had asked my opinion which I was happy to provide. I am a practicing nephrologist with over 30 years of experience treating patients impacted by CKD for a variety of reasons and have published over 300 citations on CKD. I would suggest in the future before your interview to gather as much information possible from sources rich in realistic non-hyped or supported by industry. I am certain if you had a brain on a higher level than the clumsy Scarecrow in the Wizard of OZ, you will be enlightened therefore able to make a more educated decision, unlike the one you have made here. My colleagues and I were approached years ago to take part in the clinical trials and we enthusiastically declined. If approved, we will never RX where the alternatives we have used for years and years, please do us a favor and tell your management team to spend resources on bringing us the cure for kidney cancer.

What a joke! Bahaha! You must not be a very good nephrologist considering you have time on your hands to troll this thread! Again, sorry u didn't get the job!

 

[anonymous]

I was waiting for your reply and thank you for it which further solidifies why I can stand me-too companies that offer nothing new other than pretty packaging. I have a candidate who recently interviewed in my office right now and she had asked my opinion which I was happy to provide. I am a practicing nephrologist with over 30 years of experience treating patients impacted by CKD for a variety of reasons and have published over 300 citations on CKD. I would suggest in the future before your interview to gather as much information possible from sources rich in realistic non-hyped or supported by industry. I am certain if you had a brain on a higher level than the clumsy Scarecrow in the Wizard of OZ, you will be enlightened therefore able to make a more educated decision, unlike the one you have made here. My colleagues and I were approached years ago to take part in the clinical trials and we enthusiastically declined. If approved, we will never RX where the alternatives we have used for years and years, please do us a favor and tell your management team to spend resources on bringing us the cure for kidney cancer.

OK Boomer! Go back to practicing outdated nephrology lol

 

[anonymous]

Or you can just stay where you are and wait for the company to burn through its cash. Very good reasons why physician awareness is low, but let me ask you this. How often do you see a product launch with outcomes data showing a slowing of disease progression and reduction in mortality?

I will stay exactly where I am at. You clearly have no idea what you are talking about nor do you know the nephrology market. Statements provided were courtesy of exGenentech management arrogance and their blatant misrepresentation of the data. Drs and RD’s have been managing MA within CKD for many years, even before this poster was born with great success courtesy of sevelamer CaCO3, baking soda preparations, and diet modifications. Nothing new here other than a potential very expensive therapy that has proven its slightly better than placebo.

 

[anonymous]

I will stay exactly where I am at. You clearly have no idea what you are talking about nor do you know the nephrology market. Statements provided were courtesy of exGenentech management arrogance and their blatant misrepresentation of the data. Drs and RD’s have been managing MA within CKD for many years, even before this poster was born with great success courtesy of sevelamer CaCO3, baking soda preparations, and diet modifications. Nothing new here other than a potential very expensive therapy that has proven its slightly better than placebo.

Additionally, if you want to get the nephrology community excited, why don’t you do a comparison between sevelamer carbonate, baking soda and veverimer instead of placebo. Polymers and baking soda binding/neutralizing capacity towards acid isn’t anything new and the nephrology community already knows this very well.

 

[anonymous]

This place is going to be amazing! The person I interview with said they were going to have safe spaces, an unlimited sundae bar, free puppies and even free pony rides in the parking lot! I hope I get this position. I love the HR dept, hiring managers and leadership team who monitors CP.

 

[anonymous]

This place is going to be amazing! The person I interview with said they were going to have safe spaces, an unlimited sundae bar, free puppies and even free pony rides in the parking lot! I hope I get this position. I love the HR dept, hiring managers and leadership team who monitors CP.

 

[anonymous]

Anyone know if hiring decisions will be delayed?

 

[anonymous]

Anyone know if hiring decisions will be delayed?

Offers going out now

 

[anonymous]

Fear that in this current climate these types of meds will not be well received. Backlash...

 

[anonymous]

Got offer and accepted but now with the 50% drop in stock I’m afraid they won’t make it. Decided I’m not going to take the risk and stay put in a well established company. Not worth the risk, this big of a drop would not be smart. Anyone else?

 

[anonymous]

I agree. The company is losing value quickly and might not make it to launch date given the Corona virus situation and rocky economy. Most likely I’m going to turn down offer too. Just need to give it a little more thought but it doesn’t make sense. It’s a good risk for someone who doesn’t have another job. Even for a little more money, it will be way too
much pressure trying to drive scripts considering how much value the company lost virtually over night. Good luck people. No thanks

 

[anonymous]

This drug is a joke! Can’t wait to see where it is in a year bwahahahahaha! Good luck!

 

[anonymous]

But wait, we are offering free puppies, unlimited cotton candy and safe spaces. HR and the hiring managers will be all over your responses. They monitor CP and spin it.