Unfortunately, you can't read. you have comprehensive issues but what baffles me is you are quick to run your mouth. You claimed it takes 12 years for a drug to be approved and sent on the market. That is false. Here is a quote of the actual law that you misread:Manufacturers of original biologic drugs will have at least 12 years before others will be able to use their data to produce and sell similar versions of the drugs, according to a provision in the new health reform law
This doesn't mean it takes 12 years for the drug to go on the market, all it means is other companies can't use the data used to come out with a simular law because the government protects the manufacturer. It takes 12 years for ANOTHER drug with the same concept to come out whcih is basically a generic drug. The original manufacturers will be able to sell this drug after testing and approval.
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Unfortunately, you can't read. you have comprehensive issues but what baffles me is you are quick to run your mouth. You claimed it takes 12 years for a drug to be approved and sent on the market. That is false. Here is a quote of the actual law that you misread:Manufacturers of original biologic drugs will have at least 12 years before others will be able to use their data to produce and sell similar versions of the drugs, according to a provision in the new health reform law
This doesn't mean it takes 12 years for the drug to go on the market, all it means is other companies can't use the data used to come out with a simular law because the government protects the manufacturer. It takes 12 years for ANOTHER drug with the same concept to come out whcih is basically a generic drug. The original manufacturers will be able to sell this drug after testing and approval.
February 19, 2016 - 2:33amThis Comment
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