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re: New MS Drug Ocrevus Wins FDA Approval
Posted on 3/29/17 at 4:31 pm to Hammond Tiger Fan
Posted on 3/29/17 at 4:31 pm to Hammond Tiger Fan
It really is a shame. Don't blame the doctors and pharmacists. It's the manufacturers that set these obscene prices.
Insulin cost insurers $25 fifteen years ago and now it's at least $200-$450 a month per patient.
There is a cure for Hep C that would bankrupt the healthcare system if everyone could get it.
Insulin cost insurers $25 fifteen years ago and now it's at least $200-$450 a month per patient.
There is a cure for Hep C that would bankrupt the healthcare system if everyone could get it.
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Posted on 3/29/17 at 8:07 pm to OKellsBells
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Insulin cost insurers $25 fifteen years ago and now it's at least $200-$450 a month per patient.
NPH and Regular as well as 70/30 are available over the counter at Wal Mart for $25/1000 units.
Also, Sanofi's 100u/mL insulin glargine (lantus) has a direct competitor (Basaglar) and is now wholesaling to some certain nationally-designated pharmacies for very cheap. I have no idea if/when the price will drop for cash pay at normal pharmacies, but if you're indigent or near it, you can get it for next to nothing now.
A step in the right direction? I hope so...
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