Posted on 03/27/2023 4:33:43 PM PDT by dynachrome
As our chart illustrates, the loss of exclusivity in major markets such as Europe, Japan and most importantly the United States had a significant effect on Viagra sales, which declined by almost 70 percent between 2012 and 2018. 25 years after its initial approval, Viagra is no longer part of Pfizer either. In 2020, the company’s off-patent branded and generics business Upjohn, which included Viagra, was spun-off and combined with Mylan to create a new company called Viatris.
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Great headline. No need to read the rest. LOL
“He said soft..hehheh, yeah...hehheh”!
The market went limp and hasn’t firmed up.
I guess the market trend points downward.
Viagra falls on hard times..
HARD TIMES!
Viagra’s parent company is trying to plug numerous holes in their strategic plan, but it’s just giving certain people a headache.
Six comments in and you guys haven’t failed to disappoint.
Viagra’s parent company is suffering from premature market capitalization.
Went soft? I don’t think there’s any HARD evidence to support that claim.
They must’ve encountered some stiff competition.
My Optometrist asked me if I was using them because he had several patients go blind and they were on them.
Bill Clinton says his Viagra curve has gone sideways since the company lost its exclusive patent.
My Optometrist asked me if I was using them because he had several patients go blind and they were on them.
It wasn’t the pill itself. It was what they did afterward by themselves that caused the loss of eyesight.😉
Did they have hairy palms?
The jokes practically write themselves.
I’m here for the groans.
Chuck, stand up, Chuck, good to see you. Oh, God love you, what am I talking about?
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