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Biotech / Medical : Apricus Biosciences

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To: Strong Long who wrote (1931)5/10/2016 5:43:13 PM
From: mokelumne river   of 2026
 
After listening to Dr. Kim, it appears that he would like very much to have Vitaros available to prescribe...and I discount the fact that he has received money from the company as a researcher. The same applies to urologists like Erwin Goldstein. But if you asked me how are things going in Europe, I would not be able to provide a positive response. Why? Because things seem muddled by the issues at Sandoz (which are not clear to me except product is not being sold), by the departure of Takeda (why their lack of interest?), and by what I view as the lack of attention by Apricus to what has been going on in the EU.

I recognize that up until 35 days ago Apricus was all about Fispemifene. But Vitaros sales in the EU, which were going to be paying the bills in the next couple of years, have seemingly been falling through the cracks. Vitaros sales in France seems to be a good story. The rest, meh. I recall that Pascoe told Eman that he was frustrated with Sandoz. So?

I would like to see some discussion by the company on the EU front. Unfortunately, I suspect Pascoe (like Bassam before him) is helpless to do much of anything because of the contractual language with the partners.
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