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I’ve seen ads on TV for Caduet. It has two ingredients. One is Amlodipine and the other is Atorvastatin. With my RxDrugCard I can get 30 tablets of Amlodipine for $9 and 30 tablets of Simvastatin for $9. I’ll bet they are charging more than $18 for this new drug! The unthinking public is going to pressure their doctors into giving them something just because it’s new when something old or generic would do the job for cheaper.

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According to the New England Journal of Medicine, direct-to-consumer announcement added by 330 percent in the ten year aeon afterwards 1996.

Landers

Well it does explain why big pharma spends almost twice as much on advertising than they do on research: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/01/080105140107.htm What I don't understand is why FDA/Gov continue to scratch their backs while misinformation on generics and market cornering is allowed, for instance as with Colchicine: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colchicine

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There are other countries allowing drug advertisements on tv not only US and New Zealand. As long as it is legal and can afford the cost then they have the right to do their ads live on tv. If these are regulated drugs then that's fine for me.

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Well the bottom line is we need to stop selling drugs on TV . Plus the side affects just make me laugh every time I hear them. It is so sad how the powers in this country let greed run the world we live in. God help us

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