Slide 4 of Dr Daltons X post yesterday tells the story of how Reliefta product is actually being marketed; The disclaimer at the bottom of the slide states: "These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. RELIEFTA™ is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease." By carrying the DSHEA disclaimer, the product is legally classified as a non-prescription dietary/wellness supplement or OTC topical--not an FDA-approved prescription drug.
Doctors do not "prescribe" non-evaluated wellness patches through formal e-prescribing channels because insurance will not cover them as legend drugs, nor do they require a physician's prescription order to dispense. Promoting an OTC wellness product as "entering healthcare e-prescribing networks" mixes prescription pharmaceutical terminology with wellness supplement disclaimers to create the optical illusion of clinical drug validation.
Doctors can't legally or technically route a prescription order for a non-drug, non-FDA-evaluated consumer topical through secure e-prescribing networks because insurance plans do not reimburse them as prescriptions, and pharmacies do not process them as filled prescriptions.
Reliefta Active Ingredients Total: 50 mg (CBD) + 20 mg (CBG) + 20 mg (CBC) + 10 mg (CBN) = 100 mg total active cannabinoids. the 10mg other ingredients are physical materials (like the peel-off release liner and plastic backing sheet) are hardware components of the delivery device, not chemical "ingredients" measured in milligrams. It also was not listed as a Patented Technology in any of the 4 slides as they claimed before... because it isn't Patented in the USA, any other company can use the same technology;
This tells the true story of the Reliefta Transdermal Wellness Patch
PL
https://reliefta.com/product/reliefta-patch/
Doctors do not "prescribe" non-evaluated wellness patches through formal e-prescribing channels because insurance will not cover them as legend drugs, nor do they require a physician's prescription order to dispense. Promoting an OTC wellness product as "entering healthcare e-prescribing networks" mixes prescription pharmaceutical terminology with wellness supplement disclaimers to create the optical illusion of clinical drug validation.
Doctors can't legally or technically route a prescription order for a non-drug, non-FDA-evaluated consumer topical through secure e-prescribing networks because insurance plans do not reimburse them as prescriptions, and pharmacies do not process them as filled prescriptions.
Reliefta Active Ingredients Total: 50 mg (CBD) + 20 mg (CBG) + 20 mg (CBC) + 10 mg (CBN) = 100 mg total active cannabinoids. the 10mg other ingredients are physical materials (like the peel-off release liner and plastic backing sheet) are hardware components of the delivery device, not chemical "ingredients" measured in milligrams. It also was not listed as a Patented Technology in any of the 4 slides as they claimed before... because it isn't Patented in the USA, any other company can use the same technology;
This tells the true story of the Reliefta Transdermal Wellness Patch
PL
https://reliefta.com/product/reliefta-patch/
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