Web Company or Pharmaceutical?
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One thing that web 2.0 companies and prescription drug makers have in common, is their nonsensical product names. Think you can tell which of these names is a web company and which is a pharmaceutical? It's tougher than you think.
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that was tough... 68%. i was guessing on most of them...
I only got 80%, and I WROTE it.
I can't believe Digitek is a drug. What the hell kind of drug is that? A drug for making digital images?
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bekah320 05-06-2008 at 7:39 AMthats a drug for the heart. :)
Who would call their company "Foldera". What is it, a file folder system?
Or "profilactic", a web company, really?
I think you mean "Strattera" (an ADHD drug) instead of Trattera. I can't find a drug named Trattera.
Also, the brand name Noctec hasn't been in use for several years. It's only available as chloral hydrate now.
Nice job, though. Very tough. I only got 90%, and I was a pharmacy tech for 6 years during HS and college, and I've been a web developer for the last 3 years.
Good catch on that, it is Strattera, not Trattera, quick copy and paste mistake there :)
48% hell I didn't know any of them damn names....
tht was tough 52%
55% and I guessed on everyone!!! I got 22 right!!! #'s 1, 2, 7, 8, 10, 11, 16-20, 24, 25, 26, 28-31, 33, 34, 37, and 40!!! What's really weird is that 11 of the ones I got right were pharmaceutical, and 11 were web companies!!! Pretty awesome quiz!!!!
I got 38/40 - 95%, but it would've been higher without that Tratterra mixup :-P I must've missed Foldera? Whats that one do? Haven't seen it before.
Ah, nope, it was Noctec. Got Foldera right after all, had no idea Noctec was chloral hydrate :-P
48 percent...holycrap that was confuzzzzzzzing