State measure protecting low-cost prescription drug access signed into law – WAND (Decatur)

The law will help with access to low cost 340B prescription drugs for patients who are uninsured and low-income. Lawmakers said 16 other U.S. states have passed similar measures.
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debtsor
3 years ago

Drug shortages in IL coming in 3….2….1….

Also, this seems discriminatory. Why do low income people get low cost medicine, but people with seemingly middle class incomes have to pay full price?

Pat S.
3 years ago
Reply to  debtsor

It’s part of the ‘shared sacrifice’ the Dems have signed us up for.

We’re sacrificing for:

  • Climate change (BTW, the climate has been changing sine the earth began)
  • Ukraine (where the Biden family has reaped untold financial benefits)
  • The poor and disadvantaged (where our tax dollars have flowed for decades with little or no impact)
  • Diversity – Inclusion – Equity (in schools where children are indoctrinated and corrupted)
  • COVID-19 (test, wear masks, take the experimental vaccine, force it on children and hope for the best)
  • … and the list goes on.

VOTE THE BUMS OUT.

Aaron
3 years ago
Reply to  Pat S.

You can’t vote the deep state, permanent state or whatever you want to call it out. The unelected bureaucrats rule by unconstitutional regulation propped up by all three branches of government via bribes, extortion, force, racketeering, and election fraud.

Freddy
3 years ago

Average out of pocket of $177 per year does not seem too high. That’s $14.75 per month. Less than the cost of 2 tanks of gas in a year.

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