Does this mean I can send my prescription and get it filled
Jan 5, 2016 17:43:59 GMT -5
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Post by joeypotsandpans on Jan 5, 2016 17:43:59 GMT -5
directly by Mannkind via internet? Before you think that is a serious statement it isn't but is said tongue in cheek with purpose....no insurance coverage WAS a huge obstacle, now there may be other opportunities as have been mentioned previously. When one door closes another opens and can be a better one.
Fwiw, response from SNY rep, "we will continue to promote the product until 4/1. Then they (SNY) will transition the rights back to Mannkind. The product will remain on the market. I don't know who will promote it after that. I've communicated to my local team asking them to maintain a positive attitude with our customers about the benefits of Afrezza, regardless of the decision. I believe in the product and still want it to succeed."
This wouldn't be the first time the French may end up with egg on their face along with Olivier Brandicourt for not ever giving the best prandial insulin its due.
Did I read somewhere that Chris Viehbacher is working with venture funds somewhere here in the states...what an opportunity for him to pay back SNY with some embarrassment. Since there were some sports analogies previous I would throw this one out there...it could be like when the Red Sox traded the Babe to N.Y. ...https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curse_of_the_Bambino
After which it would be a premier case study used in business schools on how not to market a hugely viable/needed product, example SNY
Fwiw, response from SNY rep, "we will continue to promote the product until 4/1. Then they (SNY) will transition the rights back to Mannkind. The product will remain on the market. I don't know who will promote it after that. I've communicated to my local team asking them to maintain a positive attitude with our customers about the benefits of Afrezza, regardless of the decision. I believe in the product and still want it to succeed."
This wouldn't be the first time the French may end up with egg on their face along with Olivier Brandicourt for not ever giving the best prandial insulin its due.
Did I read somewhere that Chris Viehbacher is working with venture funds somewhere here in the states...what an opportunity for him to pay back SNY with some embarrassment. Since there were some sports analogies previous I would throw this one out there...it could be like when the Red Sox traded the Babe to N.Y. ...https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curse_of_the_Bambino
After which it would be a premier case study used in business schools on how not to market a hugely viable/needed product, example SNY
