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They don't clarify though, the costs of running a sufficiently-advanced multiple-effect distiller, dealing with the FDA, WHO and whomever else forces them to...
by microcolonel 13y ago
They don't clarify though, the costs of running a sufficiently-advanced multiple-effect distiller, dealing with the FDA, WHO and whomever else forces them to... these costs could definitely add up, no?
What do you think the bar is for entering the market of providing water for injection? Who's there to make it costlier, maybe the insurance oligopoly can hold some of the blame for this as well...
- zdean 13y agoApparently the bar isn't too high: http://www.zorotools.com/g/00107210/k-G4226537?utm_source=google_shopping&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Google_Shopping_Feed&kw={keyword}&gclid=COXYmb3vmbkCFVNo7AodNCYA5g http://www.zorotools.com/g/00107210/k-G4226537?utm_source=go...
- icegreentea 13y agoThey list the manufacturer sale price right there ($1.07 a liter). The manufacturer is the one who has to go through the certifications, capital costs, and part of the overhead. All the remaining cost (the remaining 89 dollars) is overhead from the hospital, middle distributors (if they exist) and the such. The the majority of the cost of capital, dealing with regulation, and other "justified" increases is absorbed into the manufacturer sale price.
- fnordfnordfnord 13y agoIt couldn't add up to more than the cost of a bottle of cheap vodka.