What do all these prescription medicines have in common?
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Anonymous
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Skyrizi
Humira Xeljanz Eliquis Ozempic Jardiance Ocrevus Dupixent Tremfya Verzenio Rexulti Rinvoq Rybelsus Entyvio Keytruda Invokana Descovy Cabenuva Otezla Ebglyss Paxlovid Evenity EyleaHD Repatha Fascenra Vabysmo Enbrel Nurtec ODT Ibrance Kisqali Izervay Attruby Tepezza Caplyta Maibo Trelegy Austedo Cobenfy Xolair Veozah Tagrisso |
Anonymous
| Someone in marketing shook up a bag of Scrabble tiles and said “this looks good.” |
Anonymous
| Massive marketing budgets. |
Anonymous
| What? |
Anonymous
| Injectables? |
Anonymous
| What is your point, OP? |
Anonymous
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15:32 here. OP, we are waiting!
Xeljanz is a miracle drug for me, FWIW. |
Anonymous
| They sound like rapper names. |
Anonymous
Right. They are branded. |
Anonymous
None of them are available in generic form and you will see commercials for them. Incredibly expensive. Oncology infusion nurse here, trust me |
Anonymous
| You can add Slynd-a progesterone only birth control pill I pay $50 a month for since I can’t take combo or have an IUD (after insurance!) |
Anonymous
| I had an Austedo drug rep lunch today. They also do expensive dinners. |
Anonymous
| A lot of them sound like Pokemon names. |
Anonymous
| Monoclonal antibodies? I believe any drug chemical name ending in -mab is in that category, but I don’t work in medicine, research, or chemistry. |