Study shows Mark Cuban’s new generic drug company’s system could save taxpayers billions
Billionaire innovator Mark Cuban has figured out how to substantially reduce costs for generic prescription drugs with a new company he launched this year, however, and a recent study showed that the federal government could save several billion dollars if it used his company or adopted the same practices, the Daily Caller reported.In January, Cuban launched a new company known as Cost Plus Drugs that makes use of a direct-to-consumer system that substantially reduces costs for generic prescription drugs by bypassing wholesale distributors, pharmacies, and insurance companies and shipping the product directly from the manufacturer to the individual.
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I like Mark Cuban, and I love Shark Tank. However, I don't think the government wants to save money. I think they would be offended at the very thought of saving money.
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ReplyDeleteGood luck I doubt that big harma are big Pharma will allow any of this! And we all know our government and elected officials and FDA and CDC and NIH are all in bed with the big Pharmas!
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