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The status quo is compounders sell non-autoinjected copies of great medicine at 1/10th the cost. Do you want your cheap drugs to be safer? What would proactive
by doctorpangloss 2y ago
The status quo is compounders sell non-autoinjected copies of great medicine at 1/10th the cost.
Do you want your cheap drugs to be safer? What would proactive regulation look like?
The government can revoke the permission to sell compounded drugs at any time - it did so briefly last month. The risk for many long-term investments is very high. Is that good or bad? What do people want? The crazy thing is that we can have it all, there is more than enough surplus in the system to give directly to consumers.
- _bin_ 2y agoIt’s actually very easy to import a raw peptide from china or wherever and reconstitute it without this happening. Lots of people do it all the time, and my guess is this is something particularly dumb like using plain water. I agree though, more people should just import their own stuff.