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Clinical Trials

dbtoo

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">http://clinicaltrials.gov/ct/s...%22cystic+fibrosis%22
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dbtoo

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">http://clinicaltrials.gov/ct/s...%22cystic+fibrosis%22
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Knowledge is power!
 

dbtoo

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<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://clinicaltrials.gov/ct/search;jsessionid=FF71BDAAC0BDD437591169F87BBA8D39?term=%22cystic+fibrosis%22
">http://clinicaltrials.gov/ct/s...%22cystic+fibrosis%22
</a>
Knowledge is power!
 

dbtoo

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Someone asked a question about pharmacy formularies, and I searched for information regarding regulation. I assumed FDA would regulate these things, and in my search for that information on the fda site, I ran across the info for clinical trials. Those are just the clinical trials for cf, there are many many others.

I never did find any information about whether or not pharmacies can alter the price, or move the medication onto their 'prefered' list. I know it happened to me at the beginning of this year. I started paying some really odd prices for things, rather than the typical established amount. Turned out, the plan had indeed changed, and they went to a percentage co-pay on anything that is on the 'prefered' list (you know, the list of the items we need the most, so they will charge us more for - yeah that list.)
 

dbtoo

New member
Someone asked a question about pharmacy formularies, and I searched for information regarding regulation. I assumed FDA would regulate these things, and in my search for that information on the fda site, I ran across the info for clinical trials. Those are just the clinical trials for cf, there are many many others.

I never did find any information about whether or not pharmacies can alter the price, or move the medication onto their 'prefered' list. I know it happened to me at the beginning of this year. I started paying some really odd prices for things, rather than the typical established amount. Turned out, the plan had indeed changed, and they went to a percentage co-pay on anything that is on the 'prefered' list (you know, the list of the items we need the most, so they will charge us more for - yeah that list.)
 

dbtoo

New member
Someone asked a question about pharmacy formularies, and I searched for information regarding regulation. I assumed FDA would regulate these things, and in my search for that information on the fda site, I ran across the info for clinical trials. Those are just the clinical trials for cf, there are many many others.

I never did find any information about whether or not pharmacies can alter the price, or move the medication onto their 'prefered' list. I know it happened to me at the beginning of this year. I started paying some really odd prices for things, rather than the typical established amount. Turned out, the plan had indeed changed, and they went to a percentage co-pay on anything that is on the 'prefered' list (you know, the list of the items we need the most, so they will charge us more for - yeah that list.)
 
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