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Larrybirdlegend

07/13/23 6:25 PM

#411975 RE: Mr Stockboy #411973

Mr Stockboy- Here! Here!

There’s too many here who think this is sunk, when in fact, it’s still very much unrealized. All the folks who cry out for Denner to talk need to realize his moves are light years ahead.

I have no doubt the golden goose will be realized. I’m still adding to my position and still bullish on what’s to come.
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Monk44

07/13/23 6:33 PM

#411977 RE: Mr Stockboy #411973

Mr. S
Great post, accurate and positive,
had to be to illicit a response from LBL
who has always ben a voice of reason and knowledge.
Know what you own. Denner sure does.
Bullish
Bullish
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Tatsumaki

07/13/23 9:54 PM

#411985 RE: Mr Stockboy #411973

Just like generics can't sell their product to the Reduce It population. Right Stockboy? They just can't cause Amrn got a patent.
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ilovetech

07/13/23 10:03 PM

#411989 RE: Mr Stockboy #411973

You have a link? Are you talking combo with statin? It's been a while. Sorry.

ILT
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JRoon71

07/14/23 10:32 AM

#412000 RE: Mr Stockboy #411973

Stockboy, I love the enthusiasm. And I don't totally disagree.

YES, generics cannot directly copy a Vascepa combo drug. However, nothing is preventing doctors/pharmacists/insurers from simply saying "just take gIPE plus this statin/diabetes drug/etc. - it's MUCH cheaper and just an extra pill!"

Point is, Denner et.al. has to convince a BP that they can retain exclusivity *in practice* (vs. "legal" exclusivity).
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sts66

07/18/23 10:56 AM

#412161 RE: Mr Stockboy #411973

Amarin has multiple next generation Vascepa-Plus in the works

Since when? They've only talked about a V + statin combo drug in the past - I haven't seen this new patent yet, but it could be just a way to prevent generics from making a different combo drug - not that AMRN has any intention of spending the money needed to actually run a trial and try to get it FDA approved. Hell, they've had the statin combo patent for many years and haven't done a damn thing with it, beyond maybe some pre-clinical petri dish studies.
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ralphey

07/18/23 1:44 PM

#412197 RE: Mr Stockboy #411973

Does Not matter if the patent can't be copied, what matters is what insurers dictate to be prescribed. If AMRN can convince FDA they are only drug in class then according Affordable Helath Care Act the med has to be covered. However, my guess is insurers will argue EPA is EPA refined or not and its all being used for VHTG.