Comments on: Feds Seize Unapproved Drugs From KV Pharma http://www.pharmalot.com/2008/07/feds-seize-unapproved-drugs-from-kv-pharma/ News, Comment and Conversation Fri, 10 Feb 2012 20:25:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Diane http://www.pharmalot.com/2008/07/feds-seize-unapproved-drugs-from-kv-pharma/#comment-381012 Diane Mon, 10 Nov 2008 22:11:29 +0000 http://www.pharmalot.com/?p=14871#comment-381012 It's too bad that everyone cann't work together on this. This medication was really helping me breathe better. Now I am miserable and find it very hard to breathe. I cann't sleep for more than a few hours because either I am having a difficult time breathing or I am choking on the mucous. I was taking pseudovent 400. It’s too bad that everyone cann’t work together on this. This medication was really helping me breathe better. Now I am miserable and find it very hard to breathe. I cann’t sleep for more than a few hours because either I am having a difficult time breathing or I am choking on the mucous. I was taking pseudovent 400.

]]> By: Dan A. http://www.pharmalot.com/2008/07/feds-seize-unapproved-drugs-from-kv-pharma/#comment-369386 Dan A. Sat, 16 Aug 2008 14:39:47 +0000 http://www.pharmalot.com/?p=14871#comment-369386 Thanks for writing this, and the results of the intervention. KV is not alone regarding the marketing of unapproved drugs. One example is www.aurigalabs.com. The conspirators are typically venture capitalists who discover that all that is needed to sell thier bogus prescription medications is to simply obtain what is known as an NDC number for each product. This number is necessary for wholesalers to purchase such fradulent prescription drugs, who then sell them to pharmacists. With the exception of the criminals, all others simply surmise or presume that these potentially dangerous prescription medications have been FDA approved. The criminal guards appear confident that the prison guard is asleep (The FDA) and therefore their actions are tacitly approved, so it seems. The website I shared with you was in fact involved in this activity, and the Auriga CEO was an ex FDA Lawyer named Phil Pesin. There are probably more such companies allowing potentially unsafe drugs to be acquired by U.S. Citizens. My suggestion is that, just because a medication can be obtained by a pharmacy, does not mean it has been evaluated or approved. A similar stance should possibly be taken with prescription drugs acquired over the internet. Dan Abshear Phone: 636-639-1027 Thanks for writing this, and the results of the intervention.

KV is not alone regarding the marketing of unapproved drugs. One example is http://www.aurigalabs.com.

The conspirators are typically venture capitalists who discover that all that is needed to sell thier bogus prescription medications is to simply obtain what is known as an NDC number for each product. This number is necessary for wholesalers to purchase such fradulent prescription drugs, who then sell them to pharmacists. With the exception of the criminals, all others simply surmise or presume that these potentially dangerous prescription medications have been FDA approved. The criminal guards appear confident that the prison guard is asleep (The FDA) and therefore their actions are tacitly approved, so it seems. The website I shared with you was in fact involved in this activity, and the Auriga CEO was an ex FDA Lawyer named Phil Pesin.

There are probably more such companies allowing potentially unsafe drugs to be acquired by U.S. Citizens. My suggestion is that, just because a medication can be obtained by a pharmacy, does not mean it has been evaluated or approved. A similar stance should possibly be taken with prescription drugs acquired over the internet.

Dan Abshear
Phone: 636-639-1027

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