Xartemis = Percocet XR

[Anonymous]

Is BID Percocet enough to sell?
Lack of tamper proof data leaves it up to managed care...

 

[Anonymous]

Is BID Percocet enough to sell?
Lack of tamper proof data leaves it up to managed care...

Anyone who has a painful surgery would be grateful to sleep through the night, and Xartemis will make that possible.

Think about when you've had surgery and you wake up with pain and have to drag yourself to the fridge in the middle of the night to eat some yogurt or something so you can take a Percocet or Vicodin. It's exhausting to not sleep through the night after surgery.

 

[Anonymous]

Who the hell is going to want this product??? Physicians don't want a narcotic with acetaminophen in it anymore considering there are so many over the counter medications with acetaminophen. This is a complete disaster waiting to happen. If surgeons prescribe a narcotic they no longer want to go with a combination product for fear of acetaminophen overdose.

Does EPIC FAIL ring a bell?

 

[Anonymous]

Who the hell is going to want this product??? Physicians don't want a narcotic with acetaminophen in it anymore considering there are so many over the counter medications with acetaminophen. This is a complete disaster waiting to happen. If surgeons prescribe a narcotic they no longer want to go with a combination product for fear of acetaminophen overdose.

Does EPIC FAIL ring a bell?

Exactly!!!!

 

[Anonymous]

Who the hell is going to want this product??? Physicians don't want a narcotic with acetaminophen in it anymore considering there are so many over the counter medications with acetaminophen. This is a complete disaster waiting to happen. If surgeons prescribe a narcotic they no longer want to go with a combination product for fear of acetaminophen overdose.

Does EPIC FAIL ring a bell?

Do you babies even work for Mallinckrodt?
I am going to sell the shit out of this great product. All I need is a tiny bit of managed care coverage and a coupon that can mitigate, to some extent, the out-of-pocket cost.
This is HUGE. Unique! "…fear of acetaminophen overdose." You're kidding, right? If not, then you are in the wrong field. Consider taking care of puppies at the shelter.

 

[Anonymous]

That's why it has an acute indication, people. Go sell the Z drug if you're so passionate about acetaminophen.

 

[Anonymous]

Do you babies even work for Mallinckrodt?
I am going to sell the shit out of this great product. All I need is a tiny bit of managed care coverage and a coupon that can mitigate, to some extent, the out-of-pocket cost.
This is HUGE. Unique! "…fear of acetaminophen overdose." You're kidding, right? If not, then you are in the wrong field. Consider taking care of puppies at the shelter.

You are a real idiot. How is this unique to Percocet? All physicians have figured out the scam of getting a patent through the FDA by adding the XR.........blah, blah, blah. There is absolutely no market for this. Considering acetaminophen is in literally hundreds of over the counter medications, acetaminophen overdose is quite common and is a concern for physicians. There is absolutely no need or advantage to add acetaminophen to a narcotic whatsoever. The direction of medicine is going the opposite way in which they no longer want to go with combination drugs to avoid any overdose. Physicians want a narcotic that offers less narcotic related adverse events as a sole agent.

 

[Anonymous]

Who the hell is going to want this product??? Physicians don't want a narcotic with acetaminophen in it anymore considering there are so many over the counter medications with acetaminophen. This is a complete disaster waiting to happen. If surgeons prescribe a narcotic they no longer want to go with a combination product for fear of acetaminophen overdose.

Does EPIC FAIL ring a bell?

There is nothing novel about this compound...ok, so they put two drugs together...big deal.

 

[Anonymous]

Do you babies even work for Mallinckrodt?
I am going to sell the shit out of this great product. All I need is a tiny bit of managed care coverage and a coupon that can mitigate, to some extent, the out-of-pocket cost.
This is HUGE. Unique! "…fear of acetaminophen overdose." You're kidding, right? If not, then you are in the wrong field. Consider taking care of puppies at the shelter.

Tiny bit of managed care coverage to match that tiny cock.

 

[Anonymous]

Acetaminophen makes narcs less desirable by junkies. That and the polyethylene oxide. Quit worrying and get ready for the launch meeting.

 

[Anonymous]

Those commenting negatively are obviously the competition. It only shows how worried they are! So happy we have approval and are ready to go.

 

[Anonymous]

You are a real idiot. How is this unique to Percocet? All physicians have figured out the scam of getting a patent through the FDA by adding the XR.........blah, blah, blah. There is absolutely no market for this. Considering acetaminophen is in literally hundreds of over the counter medications, acetaminophen overdose is quite common and is a concern for physicians. There is absolutely no need or advantage to add acetaminophen to a narcotic whatsoever. The direction of medicine is going the opposite way in which they no longer want to go with combination drugs to avoid any overdose. Physicians want a narcotic that offers less narcotic related adverse events as a sole agent.

Name calling. Love it. Given your attitude, you'd better quit and move on.

 

[Anonymous]

You are a real idiot. How is this unique to Percocet? All physicians have figured out the scam of getting a patent through the FDA by adding the XR.........blah, blah, blah. There is absolutely no market for this. Considering acetaminophen is in literally hundreds of over the counter medications, acetaminophen overdose is quite common and is a concern for physicians. There is absolutely no need or advantage to add acetaminophen to a narcotic whatsoever. The direction of medicine is going the opposite way in which they no longer want to go with combination drugs to avoid any overdose. Physicians want a narcotic that offers less narcotic related adverse events as a sole agent.

WAAAAAAA!!!!!! WAAAAAAAAAAAAAWAWAWAWAWAWA!!!!!!!!!!!!!
IT'S NOT FAIR!!!!!!!!
IT'S TOOOOO HARDDD MOMMY!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Anonymous]

You are a real idiot. How is this unique to Percocet? All physicians have figured out the scam of getting a patent through the FDA by adding the XR.........blah, blah, blah. There is absolutely no market for this. Considering acetaminophen is in literally hundreds of over the counter medications, acetaminophen overdose is quite common and is a concern for physicians. There is absolutely no need or advantage to add acetaminophen to a narcotic whatsoever. The direction of medicine is going the opposite way in which they no longer want to go with combination drugs to avoid any overdose. Physicians want a narcotic that offers less narcotic related adverse events as a sole agent.

When you're done crying, I suggest you go back and reread your last module for the answer about 'uniqueness'. Pay special attention to the part about "biphasic" and "acuform" and "polyethylene oxide".
"The direction of medicine is going the opposite way in which they no longer want to go with combination drugs to avoid any overdose".
Huh? How does adding tylenol, which reduces the about of oxy needed, increase the likelihood of overdose? Dude, I can see why you're upset because you really don't know what you're talking about.

 

[Anonymous]

Only one dose?

Is it really that big of a deal in ACUTE PAIN to take 1-2 Percocets before going to bed and more when you wake up?

I give this drug a $40-60M forecast, but with a lot of money spent for promotion really is a net loss for Mallickrodt...
Gralise type drug best case, no disrespect to the Depomed boys...

 

[Anonymous]

Only one dose?

Is it really that big of a deal in ACUTE PAIN to take 1-2 Percocets before going to bed and more when you wake up?

I give this drug a $40-60M forecast, but with a lot of money spent for promotion really is a net loss for Mallickrodt...
Gralise type drug best case, no disrespect to the Depomed boys...

yes it is mother f&%ker!. This is a super drug ! Gralise is a joke and worthless

 

[Anonymous]

When you're done crying, I suggest you go back and reread your last module for the answer about 'uniqueness'. Pay special attention to the part about "biphasic" and "acuform" and "polyethylene oxide".
"The direction of medicine is going the opposite way in which they no longer want to go with combination drugs to avoid any overdose".
Huh? How does adding tylenol, which reduces the about of oxy needed, increase the likelihood of overdose? Dude, I can see why you're upset because you really don't know what you're talking about.

LOL you are such a lame brain. Can't wait till you go out trying to sell this and then you will see. No one wants to prescribe a compound narcotic with acetaminophen anymore. If the do, they will just prescribe Percocet. There is simply no scientific message you can present that will justify the cost difference in selling this crap versus Percocet which is a fraction of the cost.

 

[Anonymous]

You are a real idiot. How is this unique to Percocet? All physicians have figured out the scam of getting a patent through the FDA by adding the XR.........blah, blah, blah. There is absolutely no market for this. Considering acetaminophen is in literally hundreds of over the counter medications, acetaminophen overdose is quite common and is a concern for physicians. There is absolutely no need or advantage to add acetaminophen to a narcotic whatsoever. The direction of medicine is going the opposite way in which they no longer want to go with combination drugs to avoid any overdose. Physicians want a narcotic that offers less narcotic related adverse events as a sole agent.

No , you are the real idiot! The FDA is going to take away your recent approval. Moron! You wont have zhydro to sell. There are two senators who puting together bills to remove the approval for zhydro. So what will you sell now??

 

[Anonymous]

Only one dose?

Is it really that big of a deal in ACUTE PAIN to take 1-2 Percocets before going to bed and more when you wake up?

I give this drug a $40-60M forecast, but with a lot of money spent for promotion really is a net loss for Mallickrodt...
Gralise type drug best case, no disrespect to the Depomed boys...

Oh, now you are an analyst?? You are stupid moron

 

[Anonymous]

Xartemis is the typical non-innovative Malinkrodt drug. Look up Magnacet and see how successful that one was. Xartemis will go by the wayside in 3 years, guaranteed! This company is a joke!