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by iudqnolq
1346 days ago
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Behind the scenes, to the extent significant, the third party risk when it comes to drug quality is identical and low. Pharma charges goodRx less because it's market segmentation - they're assuming many goodRx users would otherwise just suffer without and thus generate no profit. Some people speculate goodRx subsidizes prices by selling data. I don't find their analysis convincing as they don't explain how goodRx has data meaningfully more valuable than the data pharma already buys from other sources like pharmacies. |
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