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But... they don't have to lower the price back to what it was? So... how is this anything more than the government getting a taste of the spoils fleeced from g
by dbg31415 10y ago
But... they don't have to lower the price back to what it was?
So... how is this anything more than the government getting a taste of the spoils fleeced from gouging people who need medical care?
I fail to see what good this does, seems to just incentivize the company to make back another $465M by raising the price again soon as the media hype is over.
- pilom 10y agoDifferent issues. Issue 1, Epipens cost $300 now instead of $50. Issue 2, Mylan was saying they were generics and getting $261 from the government when in reality, they were brand name and the government should have only been paying $231. This settlement is about issue 2 and they have said they will correct this practice, issue 1 is unrelated.