Billions of dollars’ worth of unused specialty Rx medications are going to waste

Revert is on a mission to advance health equity by understanding disparate patterns of medication access and use and solving the problem of specialty Rx waste

Rx Waste Solutions

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The Revert App

Introducing the Revert App designed for medication return

The app is currently available via partnership initiatives

There are even more ways Revert is solving the Rx Waste problem

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NoRxWaste Pledge

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At Revert, we want to make a meaningful impact, and, are dedicated to creating pioneering solutions to transform the healthcare industry.

NoRxWaste Pledge

We believe in the value of understanding why people with chronic conditions discontinue specialty medicines and the associated impact on clinical outcomes
We believe in reducing waste from unused specialty medicines across the globe
We believe in equitable access to specialty medicines
We believe that nothing can change without exposing the waste that is hiding in plain sight
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Started with a simple idea

How It Began

Darin T. Okuda, M.D., M.Sc., F.A.A.N., F.A.N.A., was the first to quantify the magnitude of unused specialty medicines and the reasons behind the waste

Darin T. Okuda, a neuroimmunologist specializing primarily in the care of people with multiple sclerosis wondered where unused treatments, having a retail cost of nearly $100,000 a year, ended up. After realizing the magnitude of unused medications in the hands of people with multiple sclerosis, he designed and created a system that enables the recovery of these treatments. The recovered medication and acquired clinical data captured from users allows people, manufacturers, and agencies to learn from the experiences of people such that healthcare outcomes can be improved at a reduced cost. This work also lead to the creation of an original intelligent platform capable of predicting early medication discontinuation and factors that enhance medication persistence.