IS IT TRUE THE REAL OC AND ABG OXYs ARE OUTLAWED?

[SneefOXYs]

Hey, I live in Northern California and I've been hearing from a couple people that all the real circle OCs and the ABG circles are being outlawed cuze all the toot toot. All the folks I know that used to get scripted got stuck with nothin but NFLs(footballs). I'm glad I quit when I did:D I'm so proud. But then again its fackin wit my hustle so ya know. I know I heard they were trying to make OCs impossible to take up the facial fallopians, but who knows, maybe just the couple folks I know got screwed and just are tellin me stories. Thanks in advance.

[betmylife]

I bought an ABG on monday, and some real ones last week....but Im in the south....no cali....or rather SWIM bought them, I dont care really.

[roxi*stardust]

Not true, don't believe everything you hear. The truth is Purdue, the company who makes OC sued all the companies that were making generic versions of OC. The judge rules in favor of Purdue, stating that their patent is still inforceable and all of the companies came to an agreement to stop production of their generic versions. ABG (Watson), Impax (G16X), and Endo (E7XX) have all been discontinued. Teva; the company who makes the footballs, has agreed to stop by June 30 2007 but will their product will remain on the shelf proably until the end of this year. By the end of this year there will only be BRAND NAME OC.

http://www.purduepharma.com/pressroom/news/20070402.htm

http://www.purduepharma.com/pressroom/news/20061016.htm

http://www.purduepharma.com/pressroom/news/20060829.htm

http://www.purduepharma.com/pressroom/news/20060828-1.htm

Watson (ABG) was an authorized version but they puled them off the shelf since it would not have helped their cause, saying that other companies violated their patent then letting another company make them. The only thing available here are Teva footballs and Brand name OCs. Most people are either paying for the brnad or having their doctor write DAW or BMN on their RXs so the insurnace will pay for the brand name ones. It is possible to occasionally find ABG around, some pharmacies had them stockpiled

[SneefOXYs]

Not true, don't believe everything you hear. The truth is Purdue, the company who makes OC sued all the companies that were making generic versions of OC. The judge rules in favor of Purdue, stating that their patent is still inforceable and all of the companies came to an agreement to stop production of their generic versions. ABG (Watson), Impax (G16X), and Endo (E7XX) have all been discontinued. Teva; the company who makes the footballs, has agreed to stop by June 30 2007 but will their product will remain on the shelf proably until the end of this year. By the end of this year there will only be BRAND NAME OC.

http://www.purduepharma.com/pressroom/news/20070402.htm

http://www.purduepharma.com/pressroom/news/20061016.htm

http://www.purduepharma.com/pressroom/news/20060829.htm

http://www.purduepharma.com/pressroom/news/20060828-1.htm

Watson (ABG) was an authorized version but they puled them off the shelf since it would not have helped their cause, saying that other companies violated their patent then letting another company make them. The only thing available here are Teva footballs and Brand name OCs. Most people are either paying for the brnad or having their doctor write DAW or BMN on their RXs so the insurnace will pay for the brand name ones. It is possible to occasionally find ABG around, some pharmacies had them stockpiled

THANKS FOR THE INFO, IT HELPED. BUT WHO SAID I BELIEVED EVERYTHING I HEAR? IF THAT WAS THE CASE I WOULDN'T HAVE WENT AROUND YESTERDAY TRYING TO FIGURE OUT THE TRUTH, BECAUSE OBVIOUSLY I DIDN'T BELIEVE IT. BUT THE INFO YOU JUST GAVE ME MAKES SENSE, BECAUSE THE GUYS THAT TOLD ME THIS INFO AREN'T THAT DEEP IN THE GAME BUT THEY KNOW A LIL. AND NOW THAT I THINK ABOUT IT HE SAID THAT PROBABLY CUZE THIS OLD CAT USED TO GET NOTHIN BUT ABG'S NEVER THE REAL DEALS, AND NOW GOT STUCK WIT NOTHIN BUT FOOTBALLS. PROBALBY JUST SOME CHEAP BASTARD THAT DON'T WANNA PAY THE EXTRA FEE.