Eli Lilly sues 6 companies over retatrutide sales

BigRed1 said:


Checked some of the court docs for the actual lawsuit and the one "RUO" brand had a "Retatrutide Dosage Calculator"

So much for being Research Use Only... They have no one to blame but themselves in this case.

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Saw someone speculating that these sites also sell BAC water and that may be why they chose these particular ones--can't hide behind RUO that way or something.
 
HistLady said:


Saw someone speculating that these sites also sell BAC water and that may be why they chose these particular ones--can't hide behind RUO that way or something.

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I heard something along those lines.
 
CNCCurrency said:


Already posted by bnlfl earlier,

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My bad didn't see it. If a mod wants to delete this feel free, not that you need my promission.

Romulusguy said:


EL is probably just pissed because they named it Retatrutide, which the company who created the name pronounces as RUH-TA-TRUE-TYDE. However, every YouTuber/Influencer (even the so called medical professionals and doctors, who should know better) pronounces it as REHTA-TRUE-TYDE. That's gotta burn 😛 😛 😛

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Considering they spent $3 to $5 billion on research over the last decade I'd be pissed to.
 
Torque said:


Anyone know any of those sites and how they marketed the product? There are much more well known sites I would think they would target. If it's apparently a "gray" area of legality, I wonder what they decided was enough to sue them over. I mean the peptide vendors specifically rather than the med spa or compounders.

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Late to the conversation here but I was introduced to Reta through a supplier that used one of these pharmacies (Striker). I saw an ad on IG for it but it was not advertised on their site in any capacity. You could not find it outside of the ad. It was pricey, like $250/mo starting cost for a 30-day supply at 1mg. It was already reconstituted and came with syringes and alcohol pads. Was packed nicely with ice packs. Did that for a couple of months before really digging into the science and costs. Found this place and never looked back.

Not sure if I can mention the name but it was Wellvia and they used Striker pharmacy for the Reta. It was nice and easy but severely over priced. They were also late every month with the next shipment. No idea how they thought they’d get away with compounding an unapproved drug but I didn’t care.
 
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