Big Pharma is not a charity.

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Jun 30, 2020
11:43:27am

joelvandyne Truly Addicted User

Americans often pay more for the same pharmaceutical 2 offset the losses in European countries.

If they would be taking losses they wouldn't sell those drugs in those countries.

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joelvandyne

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The health care issue in the US is so much more complicated than the way this post true to make it....

Adrielle Wear The Ribbon

6/30/20 11:07am

Let's start with posting prices.

WDaddy

6/30/20 11:10am

Spent about 6 hours on chat and phone last week trying to figure out the cost of a surgery my HCBW needs.

shokupanmanbo

6/30/20 11:15am

I was given an estimate before my recent surgery. They wanted me to pay my share at the time but o said I’ll wait to see

Soupie

6/30/20 11:28am

Posting prices is complicated because there are so many dependencies

BYU '80

6/30/20 11:37am

Just had a relatively minor surgery and was billed $34k. Insurance denied the

LaserCoug

6/30/20 12:04pm

Very true. The insurance companies have too much power. My wife needs to have

WDaddy

6/30/20 1:34pm

Big Pharma is not a charity.

joelvandyne

6/30/20 11:43am

Not entirely. Often times they will do a certain amount of selling at loss for goodwill, or loss leader benefits

Bob Vance

6/30/20 12:46pm

People aren't really into complicated reasoning or nuances at the moment.

cougarmeister

6/30/20 12:54pm

If you're not citing sources, you're making them up

Sumguy

6/30/20 2:22pm

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