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  1. Oct 31, 2023 · What is Lonafen? In the movie, Lonafen is described as a synthetic form of fentanyl—a highly addictive narcotic—that can help cancer patients mitigate their symptoms and alleviate pain....

  2. Oct 31, 2023 · In Pain Hustlers, a company named Zanna peddles a drug called Lonafen. (You can read more about Lonafen's real-life inspiration here .) How Do the Stories Differ? Since Liza isn't a real...

  3. Oct 30, 2023 · The drug at the center of Netflix's 'Pain Hustlers' is an opioid called Lonafen. Here's what to know about the drug, whether it's real or not, and what it does.

  4. Nov 4, 2023 · Netflix's 'Pain Hustlers' features a fictional opioid called Lonafen, which is inspired by Subsys, a real fentanyl-based drug made by Insys.

  5. Oct 27, 2023 · Lonafen is a made-up opioid that was crafted for the sake of the plot in the 2023 Netflix crime drama film and is not a drug that someone could access. The movie is inspired by true events, though, so Lonafen is based on an actual drug called Subsys.

  6. The company bribed doctors to prescribe a painkiller named Lonafen to patients who did not need it. The medication caused addiction and overdose-related deaths, leading to a federal investigation.

  7. Emily Blunt and Chris Evans star in Pain Hustlers, a new drama based on a true story.

  8. Oct 28, 2023 · What drug is Lonafen based on in Netflix’s Pain Hustlers? The drug Lonafen is heavily featured in the film and is sold by a company called Zanna Therapeutics. The film’s creators have based the fictional drug on a real-life medicine called Subsys, a sublingual form of Fentanyl.

  9. Oct 30, 2023 · Directed by David Yates and starring Emily Blunt and Chris Evans, the film follows the rapid rise of a fictional company called Zanna Therapeutics, which takes over the cancer pain medication...

  10. en.m.wikipedia.org › wiki › Pain_HustlersPain Hustlers - Wikipedia

    The investigation reveals that Lonafen is essentially fentanyl, which is why non-terminal patients became addicts and often overdosed. Lydell, Paley, Brenner, and Neel all receive prison sentences.

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