“Vimy Pharma expects to file its application for generic semaglutide to Health Canada in the coming weeks.
Eight other applications are under review by the federal department.”
Thannab on
More of this!
MapleByzantine on
Wow, Canadians are actually starting businesses and not just buying real estate anymore? Thank you Mark Carney!
OvalWombat on
“I’ve never heard of a patient going into a pharmacy and saying they want the Canadian version,” he said.
Wanna bet?
stochiki on
Wow, someone wants to make stuff in Canada. Incredible.
joe4942 on
On the one hand, it’s great that a company wants to make things in Canada, but on the other hand, the fact there is demand in Canada for weight loss drugs when most weight issues can be addressed by diet and exercise as demonstrated through extensive scientific research is also concerning.
Treehggr on
Sign me up! I will switch in a heartbeat.
Mokmo on
All this because the patent holder didn’t pay their maintenence fees even though they got reminders… less than 500$!
yournames on
Good for Canada, let’s go!!
gmred91 on
I myself switched from Mortin to some Canadian made Life brand ibuprofen that’s made in Winnipeg for my pain relief needs.
karpkod on
Ozempic is so outdated now…
LabEfficient on
Eat better. Exercise. Train your mind.
AWinnipegGuy on
Any chance it was one of these 2 guys who didn’t file the patent renewal application for the Canadian market?
ThePiachu on
Hopefully it costs way less…
Cold-Crab74 on
Am I the only one seeing sooo many commercials for these fuckin drugs man??
BigMisterLawyerDude on
Sadly, Ozempic is old news now. Most people have moved on to Terzepatide and Retatrutide for weight loss medications.
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Let’s get a domestic peptide market going.
Seeks to stand out with a generic?
“Vimy Pharma expects to file its application for generic semaglutide to Health Canada in the coming weeks.
Eight other applications are under review by the federal department.”
More of this!
Wow, Canadians are actually starting businesses and not just buying real estate anymore? Thank you Mark Carney!
“I’ve never heard of a patient going into a pharmacy and saying they want the Canadian version,” he said.
Wanna bet?
Wow, someone wants to make stuff in Canada. Incredible.
On the one hand, it’s great that a company wants to make things in Canada, but on the other hand, the fact there is demand in Canada for weight loss drugs when most weight issues can be addressed by diet and exercise as demonstrated through extensive scientific research is also concerning.
Sign me up! I will switch in a heartbeat.
All this because the patent holder didn’t pay their maintenence fees even though they got reminders… less than 500$!
Good for Canada, let’s go!!
I myself switched from Mortin to some Canadian made Life brand ibuprofen that’s made in Winnipeg for my pain relief needs.
Ozempic is so outdated now…
Eat better. Exercise. Train your mind.
Any chance it was one of these 2 guys who didn’t file the patent renewal application for the Canadian market?
Hopefully it costs way less…
Am I the only one seeing sooo many commercials for these fuckin drugs man??
Sadly, Ozempic is old news now. Most people have moved on to Terzepatide and Retatrutide for weight loss medications.