^ precisely

Another example of privatization being better is optometry

Eye surgeries used to cost tens of thousands

and can save even more money by not buying the fancy auto-injectors .... metered doses work just fine, i promise

Now they cost fractions of that

Shut up, Nigger @wotmaniac

Well then

???

>Shame the same hasn't applied to cetirizine hydrochloride

@Muten i'll see your nigger, and raise you a kike

>Free market hasn't worked there

Piss on a goblin

oh shit, high stakes

i'll shit on your goblin (..... depending on what exactly you mean by "goblin" <:pot_of_kek:544849795433496586> )

Urethral suppository gang

<:TimeToBarn:590594455657119812>

"let me see your kebab roll"

"poop there it is"

this went somewhere else

Weez, was that med prescription or otc?

@Anubis

*my fucking sides*

**YEET**

No @Tiberius

Just patented in America and not in Europe.

Just a good example of how regulation can help

Cost between presecription in us vs otc is also different

Thats why I asked

Prescription I am pretty sure I can get what you got in the UK and pay nothing

With my ins

Or, you could just regulate the drug companies and now have to worry about meme insurance

Then why have medicare for all if just regulating drug companies will make it affordable

My ins costs me 5k per year in premiums, with it I pay next to nothing

Why would anyone use medicare as anything other than a worse case scenario cushion if it costs more, covers less, and puts me on a waitlist?

Also joker if you ever come back with that citation for all the non name brand alternatives killing people, it better not be some homeopathy crystal bs.

5k per year wow that's a lot

Medicare for all is cheaper because of collective bargaining, like currently

But regulation will ALSO decrease the costs.

It's also terrible

Shit jobs for shit money

Also what medicare for all are u talking about because i swear everyone says they have a medicare for all plan but they are all different