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Re: Toughest thing
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Posted by Okie Dave on October 17, 2004 at 11:22:48 from (64.12.113.164):
In Reply to: Re: Toughest thing posted by Rudi on October 17, 2004 at 09:56:40:
Well from what i can find out on the drugs, the mfg. companys are not the ones reaping all the profit on the drugs, I got a report from a lady that works in the US Finance Office in Wash. DC, and on the list there were drugs that were marked up 800% at the pharmacy and hospital, the ones marked up the most were for termainal diseses such as cancer, aids, any life saving drug was the highest, my wife has cancer of the throat and the dr. perscribed a med. for her and there was 16 pills in the bottle, at the fair price of $142.00 I checked with the mfg. co. which made the med. and they said they get $0.22 a unit for the pill. So go figure who is gouging and the Gov. backs them up. WOW let me get off this soap Box, man it makes me mad. Sorry for the rambling.
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