you'll have more patients asking for help to afford their medications

May 2009

Tough economic times mean you'll have more patients asking for help to afford their medications.

Patients are skipping or delaying Rxs..."pharmacy hopping" for lower prices...and using questionable products from questionable sources.

Vitamin and herbal product sales are way up. People without insurance are trying to avoid getting sick...and treating ailments themselves. You can help make their meds more affordable.

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you'll have more patients asking for help to afford their medications

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