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Re: dr_lowenstein post# 152973

Monday, 05/04/2015 7:39:34 AM

Monday, May 04, 2015 7:39:34 AM

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"Low Road" paved with cash, leads to NASDAQ.


I never thought elite would take the low road an pursue acute pain



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For this reason, I believe that our naltrexone-ADF opioids will gain market share mostly with “new users” and less with “current users.” For chronic pain, when a patient is being started on extended-release opioids for the first time, naltrexone-based ADF will garner a percentage of these prescriptions and will build market share slowly over time. But immediate-release opioids, which account for 90% of the prescriptions, are used primarily for acute pain, and all acute pain patients are “new users.” And since there are very few competitors with immediate-release ADF opioids, Elite’s naltrexone-ADF will build market share in the immediate-release opioid market much more quickly than it will build market share in the extended-release market.

So to those who say the big money is in the extended-release market, I say I agree. But the early money, and easiest money, is in the immediate-release market. And the greatest part is that with Elite’s modular two-bead technology, we’ll quickly be gaining market share in every market: oxycodone, hydrocodone, morphine, hydromorphone, oxymorphone, extended-release, and immediate-release.


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