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That comment doesn't appear to explain anything about GoodRX changing their prices. It's ranting about how pharmacies lose money on the coupons, but I don't thi
by atombender 6y ago
That comment doesn't appear to explain anything about GoodRX changing their prices. It's ranting about how pharmacies lose money on the coupons, but I don't think that's how drug pricing works. If a pharmacy has a $100 drug and the coupon brings it down to $80, nobody "lost" $20.
- timbo1642 6y agoI don't think you know exactly what's going on. Pharmacies can lose money on some prescriptions even before factoring in expenses like rent, labels, bottles, insurance, employees, etc..