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3 years ago

@cbpolis @DrJenGunter Awesome! Thanks!

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@DrJenGunter A question! How can the company that sells Phexxi continue to have that '93%' statistic on their website? Is it because they changed it to '7 cycles' and said efficacy instead of effectiveness? Why don't they have effectiveness stats at this point? Thanks!

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4 years ago

@pinkfemalebrain Have you tried... googling? Have you looked at the product information? It has a projected efficacy rate of about 72% - same as spermicide used alone. drugs.com/comments/citri… webmd.com/drugs/drugrevi…

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4 years ago

$EVFM #evofem is sitting on a big pile of nothing. #Phexxi has a efficacy the same as spermicide, and there have already been lots of unplanned pregnancies on it. You think anybody is going to tolerate that shit in a post Roe world?

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4 years ago

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4 years ago

prnewswire.com/news-releases/… "Per act of intercourse" is not a metric anybody fucking uses. :|

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4 years ago

@USNewsHealth @PPact You guys need to fix your numbers, because people keep quoting them. 93%/86% are their 7 month clinical trial, and you just omitted the context instead of having an erroneous one.

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4 years ago

If somebody has an unplanned and unwanted pregnancy while using #phexxi, will @Evofem pay for their plane ticket to access the medical care? Hmm.

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4 years ago

@barbie_mccann Which is crazy. It is not a particularly effective form of birthcontrol - see the product info. Projected failure rate with typical use is around 28%.

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5 years ago

@imgrund Subscribe

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5 years ago

@dineshdave well that is fair

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5 years ago

@dineshdave No dice with SSRIs?

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5 years ago

@dineshdave yes this is why I come to twitter

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5 years ago

@Jaz_amy_r Curious where you were reading reviews!

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5 years ago

@Evofem reddit.com/r/birthcontrol… <- I suggest you at least settle with this person. @araskopf @Saundraceo

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5 years ago

@DrJenGunter I am embarrassed to share a maternal haplotype with this asshat

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5 years ago

@djjustinthomasA @araskopf Oh, no, Amy Raskopf is totally right to ignore me. I'm not an investor - I care about the misleading marketing re: efficacy of Phexxi. I've been bitching about it since March. If the FDA ever comes down on them for their bad ads, it's probably best to feign ignorance.

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5 years ago

@araskopf Of course, the joke is that Saundra herself knows she could make a batch of this stuff in her garage. Why it costs more than $20 per application in the first place is... insane.