So she left because a couple of pharmacies in her terrority got robbed and because of the bad press... 🤔 Not because you know, she was a glorified drug dealer, she realised it was morally wrong and basically she was helping ruin lives. She's part of the problem and clearly still in denial. Money motivated and never mind the fall out or victims left behind.
If it looks like addiction, shows symptoms of addiction, feels like addiction, makes people act like addicted... it's not addiction, it's PSEUDO-addiction! Easy.
She sold this drug for money!! Plain and simple she knew and if she didn't she should have done her due diligence as a sales person to know what drug she is selling I'm just saying! Heck half the company was taking the drug as well!! I don't care how much they paid me I would not have done that job! But at least she left.
It was known Purdue pharma was looking for a certain type of sales rep. Young men and women who were physically very attractive and had no science education. Basically, they wanted brainlees college cheerleaders. They also wanted people who had no moral compass and would do anything for a buck. I knew people who worked there.
You know who I blame? The DEA! They told doctors what they could and could not prescribe. So many patients were brought down to doses way too low or nothing at all. There is an opioid phobia. I hate to break it to you, but so many people would be alive today had it not been for them having to turn to the the street to buy god knows what from some dealer. The (american) people should have a right to decide what they put into their bodies after educating themselves.
Right! I was prescribed to Oxycontin around 2007 and after a few years, I was getting 120 Oxy 80's and 90 Oxy 30's per month. Once they started cracking down on doctors, mine got scared and literally cut me off & wished me good luck, instead of slowly weaning me down to a reasonable mg to stop. I was DEATHLY sick and like other people turned to the streets but could only afford it for so long (Oxy 80's cost $40-$60 per pill & I was buying at least 2 80's per day). I finally got on Suboxone once I lost everything and quit. Here's how crazy Oxy is - when I started to withdrawal, I would literally started planning out how I could rob a pharmacy like it was a normal thing. Thankfully I never did that though but that's the thought process of someone in withdrawal! It's been 10 years & I'm still not the same me that I used to be before Oxy entered my life. I'm glad I stopped because I hear these fentanyl pills are REALLY hard to quit.
I blame the Sackler family, the FDA, big pharma as a whole for allowing synthetic heroin to be prescribed for problems as mild as headaches while also saying it’s essentially non addictive. They’re dope dealers and deserve to rot in prison. Amazes me people still trust the FDA and the pharmaceutical industry after that.
@@johnnyboy1212 facts people are so freakin brainwashed and think just because someone has “doctor” in front of there name, it automatically makes them a good person with good intentions, like for example fauci today, could have funded the whole thing and there is strong evidence to support this, but the media is being paid off by the pharmaceutical industry clearly, journalism is getting comical today, and it’s horrifying to see people willing too bend, all cause ONE guy says trust the science, I can go on and on but I know from personal experiences how corrupt the cdc, fda…..etc can be, the pharmaceutical industry is loaded with the most evil, corrupt people and I truly believe most medications these days are made for the money, not the well-being of people
Honestly I see nothing wrong with what opioid companies were doing back in the day. If only the states had been prepared with laws to limit doctor shopping and we had widespread availability of things like narcan. I believe that less then 1 percent of people get addicted from an opoid script. I've know many 100s of addicts and most of them took or bought medicine from someone then went and got a script. It wasn't the prescription that got them addicted. They were already addicted.
No dude, the only reason they got that drug label saying it was less addictive and only 1 percent get addicted was by essentially bribing someone high up in the FDA with a comfy job working for Purdue. The other difficult truth to swallow comes from the fact that the drug was addictive. People who never touched drugs were told that you can't get addicted due to the slow release tablet technology but that wasn't the case. Oxycotin wasn't the first medication that Purdue made. Before they had a drug called MS Contin which for the record is morphine and is really only used for terminal patients suffering from cancer. Children would go to doctor appointments and the doctors were given samples of a new drug labeled as nonaddicitive by the FDA! so of course they assumed it was fine to administer. Teenagers would get hooked on the very medication they was given to treat pain.
Nobody forced anyone to take anything, you voluntary took pain pills & you were also never forced to stay on them ,its not the drug companies fault ,anyone got addicted ,is it the cigarette companies fault that your a cigarette smoker ,no its all on you ,its your own fault cause your an adult with a mind of their own ,take responsibility for what you've done & do something about it ,simple
What? They misrepresented the medication and how addictive it was and downplayed it. This drug is as addictive as heroin - there is nothing simple about it.
My Dr. Kept telling me that it wasn’t addictive & if you built up a tolerance, then they would just increase it. He said it was safe. I took it as prescribed & he kept increasing it & telling me it’s OK. The drug takes over your system & makes you really sick, even if you took as prescribed. It was awful. People didn’t understand what they were being given because they were told it was safe. This drug changes people. Some people turned to crime & hard core addiction. Dr.s pushed it on people & made fake Dr. Offices & over prescribed it to just anyone.
They were well aware of what was going on.. Sounds like she knew exactly what was going on and they brought her on for her lack.of.morals being able to lie about the drug
Pain killer on Netflix brought me here 😮
Lol me too
Same!
Me too!
Me too!
Well done doc. I was hooked. I tried this and was lucky I didn’t develop an addiction.
So she left because a couple of pharmacies in her terrority got robbed and because of the bad press... 🤔 Not because you know, she was a glorified drug dealer, she realised it was morally wrong and basically she was helping ruin lives. She's part of the problem and clearly still in denial. Money motivated and never mind the fall out or victims left behind.
Bingo!
Dopesick tv show brought me here!
The Sacklers should all be in a prison cell as well as anyone else at the top of that company that knew!
Definitely a sales person. You ask her a specific question and she goes through the whole history since the beginning of time itself to answer it.
In USA anyway .
She’s a snake salesman not a regular ethical one. 😂 She even sell herself with beg publicity 😂😂😂😂
No. A good sales person asks questions and listens more than speaks
The FDA is JUST AS MUCH TO BLAME.
Funny how after they are set for life, these sales reps suddenly grow a conscience.
Yeah as soon as they stopped paying her 150k a year plus incentives she grew a heart. How warming.
They're not set for life. Far from it. Pharma sales reps , even Purdue reps ..FAR from wealthy . 100k 150k a year. And that's set for life?
@@andrewharris6507it was a job. Purdue lied to them. This was in the mid 90s
Erst das Fressen dan die Moral
I know they said Brit was not a real person 😂 but this lady is giving me older Britt vibes
How could you sale this drug for 5 years?? Especially after there have law suits?? Money and greed that's how......gross just gross.
2:10 she still calls this poison "medication". GTFOH!
nothing changes. pharma still after money
If it looks like addiction, shows symptoms of addiction, feels like addiction, makes people act like addicted... it's not addiction, it's PSEUDO-addiction! Easy.
You been watching a dope sick
Are you a saelsman as well?
@@kristinaleonov4811it's sarcasm
Shw is also part of the problem
glad they increased the budget. was wondering how they were gonna combat the national opioid crisis with just $15k.
As you can see it didn't help much. 1.8 billion wasted
@@Steve-mp7by exactly it’s just a pr tool
I'm surprised she's speaking without anonymity.
Gotta say I'm shocked to this kind of interview pre-covid. haha
They barely talk about it cause pharma is funding the news lol 😂 🤡🤡🤡s
That's what I don't get man. " hey big pharma is evil and did this and this and this" " 9h crap I'm almost late for my 3rd untested booster"
She sold this drug for money!! Plain and simple she knew and if she didn't she should have done her due diligence as a sales person to know what drug she is selling I'm just saying! Heck half the company was taking the drug as well!! I don't care how much they paid me I would not have done that job! But at least she left.
This was the mid 90s , it was diffrent then. And Purdue lied to them. The FDA cleared it. Should not have but they did. The reps didn't know
As a rep, part of your training , you have licenced MDs instructing you.
Purdue=Killers
The billions the Sacklers made from Oxycontin need to be redirected towards the victims of Oxycontin
DopeSick brought me here button
👇
my primary care physician was a legit drug dealer in the mid 2000's.
"$$$$$$$ It's Bonus Time in the neighborhood"
How many die from alcohol and tobacco? Yet these are legal.
She is shameless
They used to hang horse thieves....
It was known Purdue pharma was looking for a certain type of sales rep. Young men and women who were physically very attractive and had no science education. Basically, they wanted brainlees college cheerleaders. They also wanted people who had no moral compass and would do anything for a buck. I knew people who worked there.
Sales rep... let's call it what it is, death dealer
They hired myself??
Any one got any oxys 💊
Yes. Purdue does and always will.
I get mine off line from over seas, real ocs not the ops
@@matthewjdouglas6471 they prob have fentanyl in them
Interviewer speaks in vocal fry
Typical white girl behavior
She fine af
So she was a dope dealer.
And tge FDA and the Saclar family are the Top of the Drug Cartel
You know who I blame? The DEA! They told doctors what they could and could not prescribe. So many patients were brought down to doses way too low or nothing at all. There is an opioid phobia. I hate to break it to you, but so many people would be alive today had it not been for them having to turn to the the street to buy god knows what from some dealer. The (american) people should have a right to decide what they put into their bodies after educating themselves.
Right! I was prescribed to Oxycontin around 2007 and after a few years, I was getting 120 Oxy 80's and 90 Oxy 30's per month. Once they started cracking down on doctors, mine got scared and literally cut me off & wished me good luck, instead of slowly weaning me down to a reasonable mg to stop. I was DEATHLY sick and like other people turned to the streets but could only afford it for so long (Oxy 80's cost $40-$60 per pill & I was buying at least 2 80's per day). I finally got on Suboxone once I lost everything and quit. Here's how crazy Oxy is - when I started to withdrawal, I would literally started planning out how I could rob a pharmacy like it was a normal thing. Thankfully I never did that though but that's the thought process of someone in withdrawal! It's been 10 years & I'm still not the same me that I used to be before Oxy entered my life. I'm glad I stopped because I hear these fentanyl pills are REALLY hard to quit.
@@jamie-r2034 and what were you on OxyContin for?
I blame the Sackler family, the FDA, big pharma as a whole for allowing synthetic heroin to be prescribed for problems as mild as headaches while also saying it’s essentially non addictive. They’re dope dealers and deserve to rot in prison. Amazes me people still trust the FDA and the pharmaceutical industry after that.
@@johnnyboy1212 facts people are so freakin brainwashed and think just because someone has “doctor” in front of there name, it automatically makes them a good person with good intentions, like for example fauci today, could have funded the whole thing and there is strong evidence to support this, but the media is being paid off by the pharmaceutical industry clearly, journalism is getting comical today, and it’s horrifying to see people willing too bend, all cause ONE guy says trust the science, I can go on and on but I know from personal experiences how corrupt the cdc, fda…..etc can be, the pharmaceutical industry is loaded with the most evil, corrupt people and I truly believe most medications these days are made for the money, not the well-being of people
The government should be blamed they let the family and company get away with this. They are the true criminal scum.
Honestly I see nothing wrong with what opioid companies were doing back in the day. If only the states had been prepared with laws to limit doctor shopping and we had widespread availability of things like narcan. I believe that less then 1 percent of people get addicted from an opoid script. I've know many 100s of addicts and most of them took or bought medicine from someone then went and got a script. It wasn't the prescription that got them addicted. They were already addicted.
No dude, the only reason they got that drug label saying it was less addictive and only 1 percent get addicted was by essentially bribing someone high up in the FDA with a comfy job working for Purdue. The other difficult truth to swallow comes from the fact that the drug was addictive. People who never touched drugs were told that you can't get addicted due to the slow release tablet technology but that wasn't the case. Oxycotin wasn't the first medication that Purdue made. Before they had a drug called MS Contin which for the record is morphine and is really only used for terminal patients suffering from cancer. Children would go to doctor appointments and the doctors were given samples of a new drug labeled as nonaddicitive by the FDA! so of course they assumed it was fine to administer. Teenagers would get hooked on the very medication they was given to treat pain.
less then 1% claim is bs😂😂😂
Ok troll
🤡
Richard?
Oxycontin on my mind
Nobody forced anyone to take anything, you voluntary took pain pills & you were also never forced to stay on them ,its not the drug companies fault ,anyone got addicted ,is it the cigarette companies fault that your a cigarette smoker ,no its all on you ,its your own fault cause your an adult with a mind of their own ,take responsibility for what you've done & do something about it ,simple
What? They misrepresented the medication and how addictive it was and downplayed it. This drug is as addictive as heroin - there is nothing simple about it.
@@phyncke it's a strong opiod ,anyone that believes a strong opiod isn't addicting ,is a fool that would buy ice from an Eskimo
My Dr. Kept telling me that it wasn’t addictive & if you built up a tolerance, then they would just increase it. He said it was safe. I took it as prescribed & he kept increasing it & telling me it’s OK. The drug takes over your system & makes you really sick, even if you took as prescribed. It was awful. People didn’t understand what they were being given because they were told it was safe. This drug changes people. Some people turned to crime & hard core addiction. Dr.s pushed it on people & made fake Dr. Offices & over prescribed it to just anyone.
I love seeing medication commercials stating side effects: Hair Loss, Weight Gain, Psoriasis, Blood Clots, Heart Attack, Death. Huh 🤔
🤣🤣🤣🤣 then no medicine will come to market
Only in the USA and New Zealand are drug commercials allowed
They were well aware of what was going on.. Sounds like she knew exactly what was going on and they brought her on for her lack.of.morals being able to lie about the drug
That salesperson Shame 🔔 🔔 Shame 🔔 🔔 Shame 🔔 🔔