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Despite assurances from elected officials in May that drug companies would voluntarily slash drug prices within weeks, there have actually been far more price increases than cuts in prescription drug costs. The AP analyzed 26,176 U.S. list price changes for brand-name prescription drugs to determine how prices have changed since 2015. Read the article: https://bit.ly/2NbSqPu

Regardless of where you are located in the United States, one way to receive reasonable prices on daily medications is by ordering online through CIPA. https://www.wpr.org/zorba-paster-how-save-prescription-drugs

Americans pay the highest prices for prescription drug in the world. Ordering from a licensed CIPA member pharmacy can help make medications more affordable and can help save you money. https://theglobepost.com///17/us-prescription-drug-prices/

"Gag clauses" are one of the many reasons why outrageously high medication costs are driving Americans to skip doses or not refill prescriptions entirely, jeopardizing their health. There is an alternative - Safe importation of daily medications from affordable, licensed Canadian pharmacies.

Many elderly Americans - especially those in fixed incomes - are struggling to pay for their daily medications. Ordering from a safe, licensed CIPA member pharmacy is a practical solution. https://www.miamiherald.com//health-/article213389304.html

Vermont has the right idea to provide consumers with relief from high prescription drug costs.

Shopping around for prescription drugs can save you a lot of money, according to Consumer Reports.

Aetna Inc. said Tuesday it would pass on drugmaker rebates directly to consumers who take the medications, in the latest move by a health insurer amid pressure to reduce costs and improve transparency around pharmaceuticals.

Drug prices are still climbing despite calls to lower them, Axios reports.

As consumers face rapidly rising drug costs, states across the country are moving to block gag clauses that prohibit pharmacists from telling customers that they could save money by paying cash for prescription drugs rather than using their health insurance.

Since 2002, CIPA member pharmacists have been filling prescriptions for American patients with chronic healthcare conditions: http://bit.ly/2n5SEg5

How do you stay on schedule with your prescriptions? Here are some tips for maintaining your routine: http://bit.ly/2iovX7I

For 15 years, we have been assisting patients with access to safe and affordable medication with a 100% safety record. Learn more about our work to protect patients from rogue pharmacies: http://bit.ly/2jAqqYT

New filings show that the pharma industry’s biggest trade group boosted revenue by nearly a fourth last year and spread the millions collected among hundreds of lobbyists, politicians and patient groups.