Am 16 Apr 17  08:07:50 schrob Allen Prunty an Gerhard Strangar zum Thema 


AP> Because all the people who should be paying for plans to help offset the 
AP> cost get free care people like me have seen their medical plans raised 
AP> to absorb the cost.  A bottle of insulin that once cost $12.99 at 
AP> Wal-Mart pre-Obama now costs $500+ (Seriously I have had this problem) 
AP> and Wal-Mart once rebranded Novolin and sold it for $12.99 as their 
AP> Reli-On brand.

I doubt that medicine prices went up that much due to the ACA, it's probably
some patents expiring and they need to make sure to make everybody change to
some new stuff before someone starts producing the one with the expired patents
for 1/10 of the price.

And it's funny for me that you mention Wal-Mart, in Germany supermarkets are
not allowed to sell medicine and to become a pharmacist, you need to graduate
at a university.



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Gerhard
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