Prescription-Drug Prices
Prescription-drug prices are expected to be a major issue in the 2000 presidential campaign, with most drugs costing substantially more in the U.S. than overseas. What do you think about the high cost of medication in America?
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Actually, that's not entirely true: Kessler's Drugs is having a big sale on Tetracycline this week. There's a coupon in the Sunday Shopper.
Lorraine Kiel
Homemaker -
I blame women for the high prices. They're always needing some fancy pill for their box or for lumps in the rack or something.
Keith Fowler
Cab Driver -
As the CEO of a major pharmaceutical firm, I can assure you that those high prices are necessary to cover the extraordinary cost of membership dues and green fees.
Walter Moore
Pharmaceutical CEO -
I think what's getting lost in this whole debate is this: Taking drugs is wrong."
Liz Putnam
Librarian -
That reminds me: Do you have $217 I can borrow? I don’t have insurance, and I need something to stop all this ocular bleeding.
Rajeev Gopindar
Cashier -
Maybe it's good that I can't afford anti- psychotic medication. It frees me up to plan the assassination of Deputy Dawg.
Bob Sharperson
Systems Analyst
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