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Very informative podcast

What systemic changes are needed to ensure affordable access to essential medications like inhalers, considering tragic stories like Cole Schmidtknecht's, where insurance coverage gaps led to devastating consequences?

Excellent podcast, Informative, keep it up!

Great data driven analysis and presentation. Keep up your great work! ❤

Thank you. My doctor did not explain it....

I made a huge mistake when I moved. Small, rural, the primary gives scrips for buprenorphine. Now, after years of CRPS, I kept addiction off my medical records. Until now. Now, no pain control beyond my patch. Cuz I am labeled a junkie. Forever now. I am 60. I need more pain connrol. Now will never get it..

11 minutes in, still waiting for information….My back ended up being the reason I had foot problems. After being in dibilitating pain for a year, it took my cousin, a nurse, to show me how issues in the back could be causing my foot pain. So I began stretching, yoga, pilates and seeing a chiropractor. Amazing! It worked! I hate doctors because all they do is DOCTOR you and have no interest in healing.

Yea the most horrible medication ever. I’m like what am I paying one hundred dollars who I just talk on the phone with to send in a prescription for Suboxone that I can’t stand taking. It gives me an hour of energy that’s it. I said, “Screw this I’m buying Kratom “ it worked way better then crap Suboxone. I’ve passed that info to many people who use kratom and their life is way better with Kratom. Plus Kratom has a half life of about 4 hours. Who would take a medication with a half life of 3 days. I tell others not to start on Suboxone. Start on kratom. It’s way better.

Buprenorphine is a horrible drug. It gives me about 2 hours of great energy then nothing. It’s not something I would seek out. If you want to use you need to take a massive dose of oxycodone to feel “Normal “ it’s half life is ridiculous. It’s derived from thebaine but feels nothing like it. I don’t dare tell anyone I take it. I can’t wait to get off it and throw it in the trash. It does nothing for pain. Just another crap drug that does nothing.

Thanks for having us on!

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these medical products clearly do not prevent, or lessen severe disease, hospitalization, or death. so what do they mean by “work” work to do what?

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I’ve been on Mounjaro since April and with exercise and some life changes I’m down 70lbs. It’s interesting about glp-1 meds and addiction. I’ve been stuck on buprenorphine for a long time- around 13 years with no success every rime I have tried to taper and be done. around the same time I switched to sublocade to try to break it off with bupe. Unfortunately, I was still having some issues with physical cravings on the sublocade and I’m now on brixadi. Brixadi seems to be better for me, but I’m still not 100%. Have you guys heard of anyone having issues with sublocade absorption when injecting glp-1’s into the abdomen? My dr injects brixadi in my bum for now and will try my arm in another month. I wish we had ibogain here. I can’t remember how I found you guys, but I’m a pharmacy tech, so I’m glad I did! Thanks for the episode!!

I am prescribed bupre for neck arthritis. Is it effective...not very but better tha OTC. However, recent mental health studies show that those who take buprenorphine score higher than than the population in general for day to day happiness, adjustment, and most other mental health criteria...at least I have read this and for me it is absolutely the truth. Though my pain is there my attitude toward it allows me to live right thru it.

Is it comparable to fentynol in strength?

Interesting data. First time on this channel. The acid rock intro music made me believe it was a “druggie” channel trippen on out. Not a professional pharmacist channel.

Thanks for candidly sharing your career journey and passions and inspiring us to good physical and mental health

Mark & Patrick... Your discussion was very informative and enlightening. Thank you! 👏

If you value your teeth, do not use. Suboxone destroys tooth enamel, does not help with pain, difficult to get off. Not for chronic pain patients. (2023, court case pending against makers of Suboxone.).

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81 Government Flat Earth Documents Flat Earth is in the library of Congress DSM5 WOULD SAY NASA HAS PSYCHOSIS

Patient Rights of Recipients Bill of Rights Nuremberg 81 Government Flat Earth Documents in Public Data Flat Earth in the Library of Congress And you push pills

MY PM PUT ME ON BUPRENORPHINE 5MG PATCH,NOT OPIOID NAIVE AND FROM MY RESEARCH AS A NURSE. I SHOULD HAVE BEEN PUT ON 10 MCG BUPRENORPHINE PATCHES. THE DEA AND PROP ARE DICTATING PAIN CARE IN THE UNITED STATES. THE SUFFERING IS REAL. GOES AGAINST EVERYTHING I WAS TAUGHT IN NURSING SCHOOL. THE DEA DOES NOT HAVE A MEDICAL LICENSE TO PRACTICE MEDICINE

I’ve been on SABOXYN pill s for 6 years I got down to 1/2 tab for a year sometimes I’d have to take a full pill . Something took a turn and I started having major weird panic attacks shaking puking all things detox . Left family doctor and went to a SABOXYN clinic to assist in getting off . Been on 2 full strips and every now then a pill instead of strip I’m feeling little better now I want to get off all this and was referred to sublicade . I’ve only been up this high for about 5 weeks . SABOXYN clinic wants to start me off at 300 mg shot for one month another 300 mg shot another month then drop me down to 150 and the following month will be another 150 and then she said I could be completely off of everything is this true? I don’t know who to believe anymore I really struggle to get off this and no one seems to be able to help me do it.

Buprenorphine is evil. I had a major acute medical event and couldnt get actual pain relief. Buo doesnt help wig pain. I know opiates. 20 yrs ago i did heroin and got on methdone age 18, never went back. Unfortunately i have small fiber neuropathy and my body is shuting down. Skin burns bad

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Why are there no comments? I feel like i'm the only pharmacist struggling because i had a bad misconception about being self made and knowing it all, even when i was clueless.

PBMs not only have evolved into greedy Fortune 10 monsters, putting rural pharmacies out of business, but students are no longer seeking a career in pharmacy unless they are determined to work hospital pharmacy. Over 30 years ago I had to compete with 2800 applicants for 100 seats to get into the nearest pharmacy school to me, one of the top pharmacy schools in the country. This past year that same top school could not fill the available seats they had for new students. The largest chain pharmacy, who is also owned by a huge conglomerate with their own insurance company and powerful PBM, are known for the worst retail pharmacy environment, with not enough tech help, making the working environment so stressful that they have given the retail pharmacy environment in general an unattractive career to pursue. Pharmacy school grads do not want to work in a sweat shop just cranking out prescriptions as fast as possible with not enough help. This greatly increases the chance of prescription errors and pharmacists that do work for them are burning out in their 40s. Prospective students see the national news stories and hear from friends who have had bad experiences working at chain pharmacies that they are no longer considering pharmacy as a career choice. What was once considered the third best career to choose in college is now 29th. All due to the strangle hold of the major PBM in the nation. Pharmacies are paid so little they can’t afford adequate tech help and don’t have time to have the pharmacist/patient relationship they once had. This is a very recent development that’s hasn’t been talked about much when discussing the abusive greedy practices of unregulated PBMs. The actual destruction of the retail pharmacist in general. After a 20 year glut of new graduates looking for a job in retail pharmacy, suddenly they are getting very scarce. Who can blame them? Even though the independent retail pharmacies remain a good option for students to pursue, they know PBMs are actively trying to put them out of business. Will independent pharmacies be around in 10 or 15 years? The bad reputation and the poor working environment of chain pharmacies, especially if owned by a PBM, has scared off prospective students so they choose another career path. So the unregulated, crooked behavior of the PBM industry has finally destroyed the occupation of the retail pharmacist in my area. If you are an independent pharmacy owner looking to hire a new graduate, good luck. It’s getting very, very difficult to do so.

Great conversation! The short amount of time we had 😉

I have Lupus, Fibromyalgia and Osteoarthritis. I'm on ssdi and would love to not be in pain anymore. I take Tylenol #5, Imuran, prednisone 20mg and soma.....

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I sure wish I would've known about the not brushing your teeth for an hour post sublingual sub... Here I am thinking I'm caring for my teeth and apparently I've been brushing my enamel off. Been on and off sub since 2003 and half my teeth are gone, the other half pretty much need to go. I told my sub provider about the FDA press release regarding dental damage - she didn't know.

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Hi man...which is the best in regard to long term use? I had a doctor that wasn't a really big fan of acetaminophen due to the whole...what was it? Either potential liver or kidney damage...not sure which...as to keep this comment as generic as possible, say a person is on Hydro 5mg/ acetaminophen mix, taking between one to two daily for Arthritis pain management...what are the available (through prescription of a license to prescribe medical professional, of coarse) alternatives to it within the same class schedule III, that would get equivalent to slightly higher pain relief, as well as less health risks? Thanks for the video, and hope you and yours are doing well!

Amazing beautiful video 💝💓

Amazing beautiful video 💝💓

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Thanks again for having us PPN! Excited to update everyone soon!

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Great content!! Thank you both

No one has commented on Rannazzi out of fear of retribution I still believe in freedom of speech and giving it to every sucker I can. Its just for people who have done wrong under the guise of good.