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1. You can read the ingreendients of IV fluid. 2. You can go online to different markets to see availability. 3. You can look up regulation to see if there ar
by rootsudo 2y ago
1. You can read the ingreendients of IV fluid.
2. You can go online to different markets to see availability.
3. You can look up regulation to see if there are FDA limits that force USA health care to go to a specific vendor or approved vendor.
It is very much known that you can arbitrage medical costs, drug costs by going to Canada and Mexico. It is very much also very simple to research, search and find vendors or manufacturers located outside different geographic areas.
Therefore, your "qualifications" rebuttal becomes nil, this is basic adult literacy.
Call it economics/subsitution research, call it being informed, or just googling.
It is very much not ignorance but a very valid question to a very valid concern - most market restrictions are not because of "safety" (unfortunately, but it does become a boogey man) or "non-availability" (there is supply, but it isn't allowed.) but because it benefits some one/some company financially.