Amarin Corp Plc (AMRN)

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That blows donkey chunks - CVS Caremark is the PBM for a ton of insurers. While they think they're going by the letter of the law, that V and GL are currently only approved to treat TGs > 500 (ergo equivalent), the label of both drugs says it is unknown if they can treat pancreatitis, which is usually why TGs would be that high. You say you don't have the time to fight, but how long would it take for one of your assistants to write a note that the patient is already being treated for high LDL-C (or is at risk for Afib) and cannot take GL because of the increased CVD risk? And that V is in no way equivalent to GL because it contains no DHA?