stackyFACTSBecause sounding like an alien overlord apparently drives massive sales. Branding agencies deliberately stuff prescription names with sharp, rare consonants like X, Z, and V. Market testing proves these aggressive letters trick consumers into assuming the compound is highly advanced and scientifically powerful.
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