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Why did Reddit pharmacy technician post a fake ‘drug delivery service’
Pharmacy technician Reddit posted a fake drug delivery service that would cost $2,000 to deliver a bottle of heroin.A post to Reddit on Wednesday claimed to deliver heroin for free to a friend in the Philippines.The post claimed that the delivery would take place on Wednesday night.Pharmacy tech Adam M. told the BBC that the…
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How the food lion program helps pharmacies deal with rising drug costs
WASHINGTON—The Food Lion program, which helps retailers make more money from their suppliers, is proving a hit with consumers.The pharmacy benefit will cost an average of $14.50 per patient, or $2.50 more than the average pharmacy bill.The savings on a typical pharmacy bill have been substantial.Pharmacies are currently paying a whopping $9.15 per patient for…
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