Xusbir (Sofosbuvir) vs. VX-135

[Anonymous]

Absolutely No competition! Especially when your drug gets pulled due to toxicity.

 

[Anonymous]

It's so cute that you're thinking of us

 

[Anonymous]

It's so cute that you're thinking of us

If Only! There is always bid dosed telaprevir

 

[Anonymous]

They are done with HCV beyond incivek residuals. Time to move on.

 

[Anonymous]

They are done with HCV beyond incivek residuals. Time to move on.

I thought they were going to challenge the Mighty XUSBIR (I just like saying that name) with BID dosed 1/2 priced Incivik. That is with 40% of their crew.

 

[Anonymous]

I thought they were going to challenge the Mighty XUSBIR (I just like saying that name) with BID dosed 1/2 priced Incivik. That is with 40% of their crew.

tru dat

 

[Anonymous]

Shame about the terrible name of your drug

 

[Anonymous]

Shame about the terrible name of your drug

Xusbir or generically its called Sofosbuvir is an 11 Billion dollar drug that will dominate the HCV market for years! How is your x-.v.2.-135 ver 2.0 doing or is it still on clinical hold?

 

[Anonymous]

Thanks for clarifying the generic name as well as the price. Hadn't heard about those details. Idiot.

 

[Anonymous]

Shame about the terrible name of your drug

It's actually the logical name. Xusbir is latin for "paid too much."

 

[Anonymous]

Thanks for clarifying the generic name as well as the price. Hadn't heard about those details. Idiot.

What is YOUR BRAND NAME - IDIOT. I was only sharing.

 

[Anonymous]

It's actually the logical name. Xusbir is latin for "paid too much."

It does not mean that.

 

[Anonymous]

It does not mean that.

Its just a BRAND name. We were told that "X" names are in these days and the "bir" meant something too.

 

[Anonymous]

Its just a BRAND name. We were told that "X" names are in these days and the "bir" meant something too.

"bir" - ya, it means brewskies!

 

[Anonymous]

"bir" - ya, it means brewskies!

GILEAD IS UNETHICAL, detailing off label, using MSL's to talk off label, reps thinking it's ok to tell their doctors to treat patients off label with indications YOU DON'T HAVE!!! no morals, no values, no class, only interested in dominating for the purpose of making money! PURE GREED and a disgrace to why representatives get kicked out of offices and pharma shut out.

 

[Anonymous]

I agree

 

[Anonymous]

GILEAD IS UNETHICAL, detailing off label, using MSL's to talk off label, reps thinking it's ok to tell their doctors to treat patients off label with indications YOU DON'T HAVE!!! no morals, no values, no class, only interested in dominating for the purpose of making money! PURE GREED and a disgrace to why representatives get kicked out of offices and pharma shut out.

And Vertex doesn't?

 

[Anonymous]

And Vertex doesn't?

Really doesn't matter anymore about VX-135 but will be hilarious if Xanex....err Xusbir.....gets blocked from formularies because of cost and Incivek has a bump in sales. Andy and Dan will be jerking each other off feeling like they did the right thing.

 

[Anonymous]

Really doesn't matter anymore about VX-135 but will be hilarious if Xanex....err Xusbir.....gets blocked from formularies because of cost and Incivek has a bump in sales. Andy and Dan will be jerking each other off feeling like they did the right thing.

Actually, Xusbir "may" turnout to be the Cheapest alternative. Abbvie's regimen actually contains essentially 3 DAA's (I know its more). So, at roughly $55,000 a pop, the dollar figure for the Abbvie regimen will be considerably higher than ours....Sweet Xusbir!

 

[Anonymous]

Actually, Xusbir "may" turnout to be the Cheapest alternative. Abbvie's regimen actually contains essentially 3 DAA's (I know its more). So, at roughly $55,000 a pop, the dollar figure for the Abbvie regimen will be considerably higher than ours....Sweet Xusbir!

Funny..... Enjoy the pressure Gilead Geek and remember you have $11 billion overhead to make up then add in all your other costs. Abbvie doesn't have that.