President Joe Biden early in August this year urged Congress to take steps to lower the cost of prescription drugs in the United States, saying that “for years, the price of many prescription drugs has dramatically outpaced inflation. These prices have put the squeeze on too many families and stripped them of their dignity.”
Here at IsraelPharm we proudly say that we are doing more than just talking about doing something for you about this serious problem in the future. Right now, we can offer our customers real savings on most of the drugs that are being prescribed by your healthcare providers.
Looking at the most frequently prescribed medications, our analysis shows that on the majority of the “top 40”, IsraelPharm will save you an average of 70% compared with the price at your local pharmacy.
Prescription drug prices in the United States are an average of 2.56 times higher on average than those seen in the OECD group of advanced economies, according to a recent report by the Rand Corporation that was commissioned by the US Department of Health and Human Services.
The price gap for brand name drugs was even bigger – 3.44 times higher, according to that report.
In this table, we have picked out a small sample from the list of most frequently prescribed drugs, and it shows you just how much purchasing them from IsraelPharm can save you.
Compare these prescription prices:
You will see that the price difference isn’t just a few dollars – it can amount to hundreds of dollars each month and thousands every year. And these are mostly essential medications that affect your quality of life. Unfortunately, some people are forced to make life-changing choices because of the unaffordability of their prescribed medication, but here at IsraelPharm, we believe that we can take this burden off of your shoulders. The right medication at the best possible price is what we promise, and what we deliver.
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