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I mean, even on a good day, the people who need drugs can't necessarily access them. Can't wait for the system to come back up so I can find out another importa
by easyas124 3y ago
I mean, even on a good day, the people who need drugs can't necessarily access them. Can't wait for the system to come back up so I can find out another important medication isn't covered.
- roenxi 3y agoThat sounds like it is still part of the system that privileges access. In a sane world, you have the option of paying the seller for the thing you want, then they give it to you. That is a big part of what makes this crazy. People are in an insane system where they can't pay for drugs. Then the system goes down and they really get into trouble.
- easyas124 3y ago[flagged]
- Blahah 3y agoRight, equitable access to medicine means everyone pays a zero, or trivially affordable price, that's the same regardless of who they are and regardless of what the medicine is. In the UK that is £9 maximum - free for many. P.S. vouched your gp comment back to life.