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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I really wonder what will happen to everyone on them now. I am, but was considering stopping bc of exhaustion and minimal weight loss. For many though, it's been amazing, truly a life saver. It's criminal to force people to either suffer or spend thousands they do not have when there is a cheap solution. [/quote]

No, it's not criminal. It's actually going to be criminal to knock off the patented formula through compounding, thereby robbing Lilly and Novo of deserved profits that they earned by investing in and developing life changing, miraculous drugs. People don't deserve access to the drug for free. If that were actually policy, we wouldn't be getting such incredible innovations because there wouldn't be a financial incentive for companies (and brilliant people) to develop them. Compounders don't get to keep ripping off the pharmaceutical companies who own the patents now that there is ample supply to go around, to those who will pay for it. It's like anything else. A company invents something awesome and you want it? Buy it. Don't complain that it's criminal for the company to charge so much for a product they invented. [/quote]

Eli Lilly sells the same medication for a fraction of the price in Europe, they are intentionally ripping off Americans due to our pharmaceutical laws here and lack of regulation. It is disgusting.

I have been on compounded tirz for about eight months and lost 50 pounds. I stockpiled a lot, but I am probably going to go gray because I don’t want to go off of an entire entirely. [/quote]

The pricing model was part of the analysis of how much to spend developing the drugs in the first place. One would think anybody reasonably educated would realize that.

Also, you are complaining about the actual regulatory frame work in the form of the FDA in combination with patent law. So there are regulations. You just don’t like them.

Do you work for free anywhere I can go? [/quote]

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