Deceptive Drug Marketing Moves to Internet

re: Deceptive Drug Marketing Moves to Internet

mmc88121 — Tue, 10 Apr 2007 16:20:07 GMT

The internet can be a good thing, such as Dr. Mercola's website, but when evil companies take control of it, it will be used to promote their agenda, which is anything but good. I know therie is one site I do not visit anymore because of the blatant pharmaceutical company advertising on it.

Mary

re: Deceptive Drug Marketing Moves to Internet

Russ Bianchi — Mon, 09 Apr 2007 23:32:36 GMT

Bayer is one, of a growing number of Big Pharma and prescription companies, trying to slow the hemorrhaging (sales losses) of their HARMFUL brands, by tossing out dietary supplement OTC branding now, that is probably just as non-efficacious.

re: Deceptive Drug Marketing Moves to Internet

Josh Rubin — Mon, 09 Apr 2007 17:19:59 GMT

It is sad, but for years I know people who order Rx drugs that they are addicted to onine, as well as steroids. The internet is a great thing, but these companies, as well as society are turning it into something that it should not be used for. You can almost buy, see and do anything you want these days by just sitting in front of your computer and hitting a couple of keys. This is quite scary as most teens use the computer more and more.