Questioning Pfizer's Prescribing information

While responding to a post just now I stumbled upon an interesting question. Why are the only medications without "prescribing information" on Pfizer's website their covid-19 related products.

Of the rather long list of medications on Pfizer's website (link below) there are only three without this information:

Paxlovid,
Corminaty,
and "SARS-Cov2 protease inhibitor, intravenous (PF-07304814)".

Why would this be? Could this be to skirt around lawsuits by claiming that "We never recommended, or gave information on, how to prescribe this medication, so all liability is on the doctor/physician prescribing it."?

Is it because they just don't have the information ready yet?

well, if that were the case, why would the recently FDA authorized CIBINQO (1/2022) already have this information?

I don't know the answer, but it does raise a lot of questions.

link - Pfizer - Our Medications

a reply to: andr3w68

This one is actually pretty simple, it's because they have a different release category. They're not on general release, only release under specific mandates.

a reply to: AaarghZombies

Yeah, no.

a reply to: andr3w68
Here's the prescribing information for Paxlovid from a Pfizer site:

labeling.pfizer.com...

Here's the prescribing information for Cominarty from a Pfizer site:

labeling.pfizer.com...

originally posted by: v1rtu0s0
a reply to: AaarghZombies

Yeah, no.

It literally says it's categorization on each vax's page.

But you probably didn't click on them to check, did you, because you never follow up on anything.