> What if racemic ketamine performs better than esketamine? We'll never know because they won't test that. It's quite likely some public institutions (e.g., un

> What if racemic ketamine performs better than esketamine? We'll never know because they won't test that. It's quite likely some public institutions (e.g., universities, public research labs, etc.) or other countries (e.g., in India, China) will test exactly that. It's also in their interest to pubblish the results. So we'll get to know the differences between racemic ketamine, esketamine and arketamine. The question is if different variants will also be approved, which is much more expensive.