The marginal cost of a single dose is probably never very high, unless precursors required are extremely scarce. Still, it wouldn't be in the hundreds of thousa

The marginal cost of a single dose is probably never very high, unless precursors required are extremely scarce. Still, it wouldn't be in the hundreds of thousands. The cost lies in the development of the drug, plus the ten other drugs that didn't make it to market where R&D costs need to be recouped. And small scale production is naturally more labour-intensive.