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WORST PHARMA ADS

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Anonymous said:
If I were a Pfizer employee I would be utterly ashamed to admit it after seeing their sleazy Viagra ad with the sleazy slu, er, "model" crooning about erections with her seductive smirk. Sleaze is not a factor to worry about with many of these pharma companies today.
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Sleaze is the name of the game in majority of advertising today.
 




Wonka said:
I fully support ads for QOL drugs. Without ads, women might not know they have choices for migraine meds and be stuck on 1. Men might not know they have choices for ED drugs. People might not know they have choices in allergy meds. Etc. Etc. Etc.

I fully support ads for QOL drugs where there is no lab test to confirm benefit.

If you don't like the warnings, complain to the FDA. I'm sure pharma would love to leave them out too.

As far as the most annoying, Valtrex before it went generic. Some fucking hot chick jumping around happy she can continue to fuck with her genital herpes.
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They need to join a Herpes group and keep the disease amongst them.
 




The first Stelara add was tolerable, though to be honest the only reason anyone knows Carri Dee Whatever is because she has psoriasis.

The new one is just flat out ridiculous. It looks like the only way she she would agree to do it is if they let her do some pseudo modeling to increase her marketability.
 








Anonymous said:
The first Stelara add was tolerable, though to be honest the only reason anyone knows Carri Dee Whatever is because she has psoriasis.

The new one is just flat out ridiculous. It looks like the only way she she would agree to do it is if they let her do some pseudo modeling to increase her marketability.
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At least it isn't the cheesy Eli Lilly throwing out (and up) their cheesy four hour erection ads on the equally cheesy CBS News.
 




Anonymous said:
At least it isn't the cheesy Eli Lilly throwing out (and up) their cheesy four hour erection ads on the equally cheesy CBS News.
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Nah, the cheesy hucksters at Lilly and ESPN were throwing four hour erections in out faces during the college bowl games when entire families were watching with their children. These hucksters have no family values.
 




































anonymous said:
Ok, I will. Big Pharma has sunk LOWER than the used auto hustlers IMO. Just look at the bimbo sprawled out on her stomach hustling Viagra for the used auto mimicking company Pfizer. Enough said?
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How ironic this last post correlates to the one I came here to post after remembering the thread from several months back. I just turned off the ESPN football game because the POS company Pfizer and the equally POS ESPN network threw the same seductive looking bimbo and her seductive walk/talk into the faces and EARS of my young children. What does that mean daddy????

Take your trash and shove it, both of you POS firms, with your used car type marketeers.
 




anonymous said:
How ironic this last post correlates to the one I came here to post after remembering the thread from several months back. I just turned off the ESPN football game because the POS company Pfizer and the equally POS ESPN network threw the same seductive looking bimbo and her seductive walk/talk into the faces and EARS of my young children. What does that mean daddy????

Take your trash and shove it, both of you POS firms, with your used car type marketeers.[/QUOTE

I just saw the disgusting ho in that silly assed ad evidently produced and directed by a team of immature teen morons. On the discovery channel no less which makes me feel disgusted with them as a once respected network. Looks like anyone will become hos for a buck.
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Wonka said:
I fully support ads for QOL drugs. Without ads, women might not know they have choices for migraine meds and be stuck on 1. Men might not know they have choices for ED drugs. People might not know they have choices in allergy meds. Etc. Etc. Etc.

I fully support ads for QOL drugs where there is no lab test to confirm benefit.

If you don't like the warnings, complain to the FDA. I'm sure pharma would love to leave them out too.

As far as the most annoying, Valtrex before it went generic. Some fucking hot chick jumping around happy she can continue to fuck with her genital herpes.
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I agree with this. When I first came into the business in the late 60s, it was considered unethical for pharma companies to advertise. So what happened? Our business amped up the energy and reps were the primary drivers of business. The result was, we were so effective many patients didn't know of choices. Now they do, And formularies
 




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