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femmocrat

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2. That is too logical. :)

Reply to yeoman6987 (Reply #1)

Mon May 11, 2015, 04:42 PM

May 2015

Of course, there are people who cannot afford $30.

My point was that for the cost of a $5 preventative (it could be more now--- that is what the doctor thought it was), all kinds of expensive complications could be avoided in the future. That is the part that is f*cked up, IMO.

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When insurance won't pay for generics--- [View all] femmocrat May 2015 OP

5 dollars is too low and 150 is too high yeoman6987 May 2015 #1

That is too logical. :) femmocrat May 2015 #2

On what evidence do you base that assessment? $5 is too much for WHAT? Vincardog May 2015 #3

Making a lot of drugs OTC is also shifting costs away from insurers and onto customers. Warpy May 2015 #4