https://mises.org/blog/lack-epipen-competitors-fdas-fault
Once again. FUCK THE FDA!
Screw the FDA, IRS, DOJ, FCC, EPA, NSA the lot of the fuckers!
Epinephrine is extremely cheap—just a few cents per dose. The complications come from producing the easy auto-injecting devices. Mylan “owns” their auto-injector device design, so competitors must find work-arounds in their devices to deliver the epinephrine into the patient’s body. This task, coupled with the tangled mess of FDA red tape, has proven to be difficult for would-be EpiPen competitors. It’s like expecting somebody to come up with a new way to play baseball without bases, balls, gloves, or bats, but still getting the game approved by the MLB as a baseball game substitute.
A French pharmaceutical company offered an electronic device that actually talks people through the steps of administering the drug, but it was recalled because of concerns about it delivering the required dose. Just this year, Teva Pharmaceutical’s attempt at bringing a generic epinephrine injector to market in the US was blocked by the FDA. Adrenaclick and Twinject were unable to get insurance companies on board and so discontinued their injectors in 2012.
Adrenaclick has since come back, but it is still not covered by many insurance plans, and the FDA has made it illegal for pharmacies to substitute Adrenaclick as a generic alternative to EpiPen. Another company tried to sidestep the whole auto-injector patent barrier by offering prefilled syringes, but the FDA has stalled them, too.
https://mises.org/blog/lack-epipen-competitors-fdas-fault
Once again. FUCK THE FDA!
Screw the FDA, IRS, DOJ, FCC, EPA, NSA the lot of the fuckers!
The good news is that pharmacists in more than a dozen states, including California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Vermont, and Washington can fill an EpiPen prescription with generic Adrenaclick—without returning to their physician for a new prescription, according to the drug's manufacturer, Impax Laboratories.
We stock this generic epinephrine pen in our pharmacy. It costs about half of what it costs for us to purchase an Epipen pak. Have your doc write for "epinephrine auto injector" then your pharmacy can substitute any product and you are not locked in to brand Epipen. Most insurance companies love a generic so coverage and copays should be more affordable. I also suggest you find a local or independent pharmacy where you can talk to the pharmacist and the personnel will be more likely to help you with resources and maybe special pricing. Do not be shy or embarrassed if you need assistance. ASK!!!!!
I kind of included the photo in case someone's pharmacy says they don't know of this product. You can show the photo with the NDC # and say here it is!!!
if you visit the website on the box in the photo for more info there is a link to a copay card which can be used (read the restrictions first to see if you qualify) for up to $100 off a copay or up to $300 off cash price. I also see a rebate option. Yay!! This is rarely offered by generic manufacturers.
No, I'm saying that without the FCC, our airwaves would be in a sad state indeed, and that without the EPA, our air and water would be a hell of a lot dirtier. They both have problems, but to write them off entirely because of those problems is the mark of a special kind of moron.lmao, are you denying that the FDA is the primary body that allows this kind of profit-gouging to occur?
You stop being a moron and I'll stop being an ass to youWrite your precious little opinion on a piece of paper, crumple it up into a little ball and jam it far, far up your ass where it belongs.
And for the record. Every time you quote me it's always assery. So stop being an ass.
Omfg, fvck Reagan.NEVER take freedom for granted. NEVER let the government convince you it knows better. Reagan once said the following:
Government's view of the economy could be summed up in a few short phrases: If it moves, tax it. If it keeps moving, regulate it. And if it stops moving, subsidize it.
The most terrifying words in the English language are: I'm from the government and I'm here to help.
Maybe if we shoot his corpse with enough epi-pens we can bring him back. Maybe start a fund raiser. Then we could hang him proper.Psst, you're irrational, ignorance is showing. Reagan. was a hell of a great President and what this country needs is another Reagan.
But I'm but of several million that think the same.
Point is. Too much regulation is eroding what this country was founded on, i.e FREEDOM!
The freedom to charge whatever you want for medication?
Psst, you're irrational, ignorance is showing. Reagan. was a hell of a great President and what this country needs is another Reagan.
But I'm but of several million that think the same.
Notice the gap opening up about 1980, then gradually narrowing through the Clinton years. What gives? This was the Volcker disinflation, when the Federal Reserve created a severe recession to restrain aggregate demand and therefore inflation, which in the late 1970s was running into double digits. The central bank did this by jacking up its benchmark interest rate target to nearly 20 percent. This made financing very expensive, and so dramatically cut purchases of homes and cars, thus slowing the economy.
Any comment on the REST of his post, with the illegal immigrant amnesty, the Iran Contra situation, and so forth?Yeah, that's bullshit.
When President Obama took office on Jan. 20, 2009, the total federal debt was $10,626,877,048,913.08. Now it has risen to $17,618,599,653,160.19 — up $6,991,722,604,247.11 from Obama’s first day on the job.
http://ijr.com/2014/08/164687-obamas-debt-past-three-prezes-combined/
Facts don't lie.
Psst, you're irrational, ignorance is showing. Reagan. was a hell of a great President and what this country needs is another Reagan.
But I'm but of several million that think the same.
That chart is out of date.
Here's something more recent: