Futura Medical Share Discussion Threads

[takeiteasy] 15/2/2024 08:13

As a result, GPs and nurses in Calderdale practices will no longer issue prescriptions for a number of minor, short term conditions. Patients and the public will be asked to buy these medicines themselves from a pharmacy, supermarket or local shop. Patients with long term conditions requiring a regular supply of these medicines from their GP will continue to receive them on prescription.

Good news then that we can sit in the latter "long term conditions" category for those with ED linked to chronic long term health issues - nice one.

[takeiteasy] 15/2/2024 08:08

Let's see if we can hold 40p this morning - famous last words...

[mdi] 15/2/2024 07:15

Prescribing of “over the counter medicines” is changing

NHS England have issued guidance to prescribers entitled ‘Prescribing of Over the Counter Medications is changing’. This guidance is a drive to curb GP and pharmacy NHS prescriptions for OTC products

[haroldthegreat] 14/2/2024 23:35

I am not suggesting shorting I am just pointing out caution . Time will tell and I will not post again till then . Appointment of a new broker is interesting so we must see what is a foot .

[amt] 14/2/2024 22:31

Harry, neighbours should mind their own business, if it's not spying then it's being nosey. People have to stiffen their resolve and ignore what other people think.
How is your short doing ?
Keep up the comments about why we should be shorting this share, they are priceless. Keep it up.

[amt] 14/2/2024 22:26

Exactly, even if the side effects might not be consequential my neighbour told me it makes him feel a bit headachy as the blood rushes from the head to you know where. You want to be on top form in those circumstances otherwise you undo the good work of the drug.
My neighbour also told me that if he had to wait 25 minutes before becoming operational his wife would have fallen asleep and he would have also in the interim. That would be 6 quid wasted.

[j777j] 14/2/2024 21:32

Eroxon is a topical treatment with an extraordinary safety profile



No sane person should want take a pill that has multiple side effects over a topical treatment

[haroldthegreat] 14/2/2024 21:12

22 Aug 2023 — It takes from 30 minutes to 1 hour for Viagra (sildenafil) to start working, and the effects will last for about 4 hours .

They now say "How long does it take Viagra Connect to work?

Viagra Connect gets to work in as little as 25 minutes."

[haroldthegreat] 14/2/2024 20:55

I did not say it would reduce sales but fewer chemists to go to purchase it . Can purchase on line anyway ! I did not say nosey neighbours spying on them but they would not want to be seen purchasing it . Spying is looking out of the windows from behind curtains or following them with their trusted hound .

[amt] 14/2/2024 20:33

I like this BB a mixture of good research and a few shorters coming up with some amusing reasons to short the share.

[amt] 14/2/2024 20:03

Blimey Harold now you think there are fewer chemists that will reduce sales.
What about online ? There are other markets than the UK infact it could go Global.
Anyway if people are worried about their nosey neighbours spying on them they will travel a good distance to avoid that happening lol

[takeiteasy] 14/2/2024 19:17

Shareprophets have not issued anything formally but the "stonking short" recommendation late last year has been amended by means of adding FUM on 6/2/24 after the trading update to the shares list they are long on with a magazine with the following title:

The Opportunity 4 Material Gains (OMG!) are not from blind luck – that is not us. We hope that the experience of hard knocks, a willingness to continually learn and caution about being fooled again will provide you, our subscriber, with profitable recommendations.

I am seriously tempted just for the lols of the amount of humble pie they are going to eat to realise how ill informed their short was and that is before today's news :)

[j777j] 14/2/2024 18:56

The newly arribed self appointed experts fail to mention 20% of ED sufferers are contra indicated to pde5 inhibitors(viagra and cialis)Those people are in the bag for prescriptions for starters.The NHS spends around £100 million pa on pde5 inhibitors20% is £20 million a year potentially heading towards FuturaBtw shareprophets called us all gerbilsThe gerbils had another good day.

[seagreen] 14/2/2024 18:40

Why would you stay on a thread all day posting negative reasons about a company unless you were either:

a)Short of a stock
b)Trying to get the price down to buy in lower
c)You were out of the goodness of your heart trying to stop punters in your view losing money

Answers on a post card to Shareprophets and friends

[seagreen] 14/2/2024 18:30

wateroo01 it is available on prescription from 1st march not today or tomorrow....8-)

[haroldthegreat] 14/2/2024 18:18

Amt what I said was people would go into a different shop to buy it . If someone wanted it they would buy it . There are loads of Pharmacies to get it from . However with Lloyds closing 1000 and Boots 300 there are a few less now.

[haroldthegreat] 14/2/2024 18:15

Careful Waterloo they will accuse you of shorting it ! If it was not on the blacklist ( and it is not ) a GP could prescribe it and a pharmacist would be paid . However they would have to explain to the CCG why . Not worth all the paperwork !

[waterloo01] 14/2/2024 18:03

It's not been through any sort of process with NICE and I can't find a single health authority with it on the their recommended lists. It's been on the NHS 'books' as potentially available, but not recommended for sometime. They will need do some/ a lot of ads into the GP magazines etc to get it prescribed.

Any GP's on here confirm

[genierub] 14/2/2024 15:10

Eroxon to be available on prescription is big news. Tick tock let go of the lock

[amt] 14/2/2024 15:02

Oh dear Harold, you are obviously a shorter and coming up with some far fetched ideas and if you really think that embarrassment is going to impact sales vs viagra you need to have a lie down.
AI can come up with garbage if that's what you are using to come up with these weird comments.

[seagreen] 14/2/2024 14:20

I am not expecting it to double overnight or anything silly but if the uptake is a success it is probably worth buying a 1000 and bunging it in an ISA. they have to really take off to turn round the b/fwd negative reserves but if it catches on then it could go gangbusters over time.

[seagreen] 14/2/2024 14:16

Well it seems the gel is working on the share price.
Thank you for your kind observations, but you chose to ignore the most crucial point that the side effects on some of viagra etc are pretty darn unpleasant.

So as the NHS views ED can cause depression etc, which is increasingly focused on, all the patients who suffer unpleasant side effects have to do is explain it to their GP that they would like to try Eroxon instead and they will presumably prescribe it.

[takeiteasy] 14/2/2024 13:47

Erexon is not Eroxon lols...different products so yes it is a laugh a bear on this board trying to suggest a herbal cure is a rival to Eroxon :)

[haroldthegreat] 14/2/2024 13:23

amt Did you laugh at this ?

As you are well aware erexon is based entirely on herbal korean ginseng, Tribulus terrestris and zinc as the main ingredients -

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