Futura Medical Share Discussion Threads

[keifer derrin] 14/2/2024 13:11

Cn I point out that it took FUM almost two years, from when they got UK/EU approval to when it started being rolled out. It was initially approved on the 30th April 2021 and came to market in March 23.

Although I suspect it will be a quicker roll out in the US, as we've now got two makers of the product and a third (i believe i've read) on the way. Plus they've a distributor in place, which they didn't when they got the UK/EU approval, I wouldn't hold by breath for a quick roll out. But I will be VERY happy to be proved wrong...

[takeiteasy] 14/2/2024 13:09

No wonder Cooper waited for the 5 year contract extension before announcing this news today -wise chaps :)

[j777j] 14/2/2024 12:54

I am upgrading my price target to 200p as I believe this is a game changer not previously accounted for.I can see this now also being spread across the EU where Cooper also have the distribution rights.USA next big newflow events

[takeiteasy] 14/2/2024 12:50

However, some individuals may experience a decrease in effectiveness over time for various reasons:

Tolerance: Some individuals may develop a tolerance to Viagra over time, meaning they may need higher doses to achieve the same effects they initially experienced with lower doses.

Underlying health conditions: Certain health conditions, such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, or neurological disorders, can worsen over time and may affect the effectiveness of Viagra. Additionally, age-related changes in hormone levels or blood vessel function can impact how well Viagra works.

Lifestyle factors: Lifestyle factors such as smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, poor diet, lack of exercise, and stress can all contribute to erectile dysfunction and may affect the effectiveness of Viagra over time.

Psychological factors: Psychological factors such as anxiety, depression, or relationship issues can also play a role in erectile dysfunction and may influence how well Viagra works

How many patients need to be offered an alternative to viagra as its effectiveness wanes over time? This would be helpful to know as we would have a chance to have a foot in the door with these patients on prescription..
dyor etc

[amt] 14/2/2024 12:40

Harold the whole point is that viagra and generics have side effects, may not work longterm and worst of all takes an hour or two to work and remains in the body for a longtime increasing the risk of side effects.
On the embarrassment side, what a load of cobblers you wrote. I laughed until my sides split.

[haroldthegreat] 14/2/2024 12:40

seagreen I am not short just pointing out factual information that is not available to most people that look at these boards . It is in the public domain if you know where to look.

[seagreen] 14/2/2024 11:52

Presumably you are short then LOL

[haroldthegreat] 14/2/2024 11:38

If the gel was the same price to the nhs as the tablets there would be no problem. The NHS needs value for money !

[seagreen] 14/2/2024 11:38

Check the possible side effects list from your box LOL or go to the NHS web site the side effects are pretty dam dangerous especially for the older population who need help.

[seagreen] 14/2/2024 11:36

Perhaps people are too embarassed to buy the shares LOL

[haroldthegreat] 14/2/2024 11:35

NHS doctors will be told to.prescribe tablets rather than the gel .They will be told not to prescribe the gel.unless the patient is taking other medications that are contraindicated with the tablets.

[2 solaris] 14/2/2024 11:31

Free in Wales and Scotland then!

[j777j] 14/2/2024 11:23

Stunning news will be available with prescription in UK from March,In addition to OTC

NHS spends around £100 million a year on viagra and cialis so a 20% share could generate £20 million pa more sales for Futura

[takeiteasy] 14/2/2024 11:03

Are you personally operating a pharmacy or something "we have cut the price..."

AT bots after 3 hours have worked out an RNS has been released and stopped shorting...

[haroldthegreat] 14/2/2024 11:01

18 times more expensive !

[haroldthegreat] 14/2/2024 10:59

The cost to the NHS of 4 generic viagra or cialis tablets is about 80p . The trade price of eroxon is £14.58 for 4 so the NHS doctor is only going to prescribe eroxon in cases where they can't give the cheaper alternative . We have cut the price of eroxon to £19.99 much cheaper than Boots and have not sold any ONE reason may be that people don't want neighbours or friends seeing them purchase it locally . Viagra sales could indicate wanting multiple erections so no stigma but eroxon would indicate I can't get it up.at all !

[seagreen] 14/2/2024 10:41

Game changer long term (chortle) for those on Disability Universal Credit and those entitled to free prescriptions ...I have stopped dithering and gone long a few 8-)

[keifer derrin] 14/2/2024 09:20

seeing as this deal is between the NHS/NICE and FUM does that mean they get 100% of the money, rather than having to pay Coopers a cut?

[amt] 14/2/2024 09:04

They reckon 20% market share already in UK. So if Global market is 3 billion USD that would be 600m per annum. So conceivably a billion USD annual sales drug. I can see why you guys are excited even though my numbers might be pie in the sky. Its good to dream. I bought a small stake this morning.
Surely this will get taken out by a big player who have the distributors etc doesn't make sense to build up from nothing

[eyeofthetiger] 14/2/2024 08:51

Now a prescription alternative.

8 countries to launch in.

Load up because this is now heading towards 100p+ when MMs let it go.

[amt] 14/2/2024 08:48

Thanks Take it Easy. The 100m valuation looks like it could be a takeover target. Petty cash for big pharma who have distribution channels in place

[takeiteasy] 14/2/2024 08:48

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