Could've read the link, but quoting here works too. I did read the link, but was hoping there might be something more to it. prescription drug prices are more

Could've read the link, but quoting here works too. I did read the link, but was hoping there might be something more to it. prescription drug prices are more affordable than in two-thirds of all states. Pharmacies are more plentiful, with more per capita than in neighboring South Dakota, Minnesota So 17th best in the country in prices doesn't seem like a huge win? Neighboring Montana is doing better at 11th best (2014 - most recent price data from your link), and North Dakota has been dropping in the rankings, from 10 in 2010 to 17 in 2014. You can't really tell if there has been a small benefit or small penalty to consumers. But definitely doesn't scream huge win on this policy.