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This has nothing to do with California's program at all. I'm not even sure they've started and I highly doubt it'll be successful. California can't produce th

by refurb 3y ago

This has nothing to do with California's program at all. I'm not even sure they've started and I highly doubt it'll be successful. California can't produce the new patented insulins, so they'll be forced to produce older versions that don't work as well. This was an agreement between manufacturers and the government to guarantee a $35 co-pay for insulin.

solarkraft 3y ago
Before the agreement came a negotiation and it seems like the threat of doing the aforementioned thing may have been useful for that.
- refurb 3y ago
  Not really because California isn't producing the most profitable insulins.
  - stvltvs 3y ago
    Governments don't need to be profitable.
    - klooney 3y ago
      It's the undesirable kind of insulin you can already get cheaply from Walmart though.
    - refurb 3y ago
      Let me restate that - California isn't producing the insulins that people want.