TOPIC:

I started a new topic about clinical trials. It has some good "lead in" questions that might allow the REDEMPTION link to be posted a little later.
Or might not.
M

Mine is still there.

P.

Hi Price,

I notice your post on there doesn't mention or link to here, just Buyers Club and Australia. Is that because they don't allow links or naming of other sites? If you could somehow edit so people know to include Hepatitis in their search that would be nice as just googling "buyers club Australia" takes you to the court cases against IPs for allowing downloading of the movie of the same name.

Gaj:
That's right, links are not allowed. Editing is also not allowed.
They're on a hepatitis board, I think they'll think of the word.

P

Thanks Price, I guess we're pretty lucky on here.

Good point, just thinking of how I sometimes struggled with that sort of thing pre Tx.

Let's see if this survives:

www.medhelp.org/posts/show/2823502#post_13626171

M

Twitter lets you post it all day long #JustSaying

Can you believe I have never faced in a book, never linked in, never insta'd a gram or tweeted a thing. Now, look at me....a regular social animal...
M

It happens to us all eventually !
Pros & cons to it, but hey, look what good it can bring

Mike,
You just blew your cover. Because why would you have that letter unless you were attached to the Buyers Club ?
P

Hey Price,
The letter was from my sister in law....she's an outlaw trying to cure my brother.
Incorrigable. Almost crazy... I don't how my brother deals with her....
M

That letter from the FDA is troubling. Is it suggesting a change in US policy?

There have been two instances of detained meds that I am aware of. Both originated in India. Both were released. We need to stay on top of this. When the first package is not released, that will be a cause for some very public indignation. "Life Saving Generic Medications, Unaffordable in the U.S., Destroyed by the FDA". I can see a media firestorm occuring if that happens.
The main thing is that hundreds of shipments are sailing through and the detained ones have been released.

The main point of the "letter" was to show that the importation of REDEMPTION meds into the U.S. has been examined and found to be acceptable by the FDA.
Mike

"Incorrigable."

I seriously doubt that there's an antonym to that. I've never heard anyone say, "Wow, she is extremely corrigible."

P.

mgalbrai wrote: The main point of the "letter" was to show that the importation of REDEMPTION meds into the U.S. has been examined and found to be acceptable by the FDA.
Mike

So, another twist in this incredible saga. I didn't see that coming as a side effect of the Redemption Trials being registered in the US. Honestly, I am sometimes just goggle-eyed when I learn about the events surrounding the generics. You couldn't make it up.

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