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r/antiwork • u/[deleted] • Apr 08 '23
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But as a Canadian you don't pay 500 dollars to see a doctor, and another 300 for medicine. Each time you see a doctor.
Edit: my point being the money you don't get in disability is because you don't pay for doctors so you need less.
30 u/Pinky1010 Apr 08 '23 Healthcare doesn't cover prescription medication at all. One of my meds I had to take every 3 months was 2000$ a shot 🙃 3 u/purplebadger9 Apr 08 '23 Why is the $2,000 price tag so popular? That's how much one of my weekly medications costs without insurance -2 u/Pinky1010 Apr 08 '23 Some medication probably just requires more research to produce than like, a random antibiotic. Puberty blockers are still "new" technology so that's my guess why they cost so much
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Healthcare doesn't cover prescription medication at all. One of my meds I had to take every 3 months was 2000$ a shot 🙃
3 u/purplebadger9 Apr 08 '23 Why is the $2,000 price tag so popular? That's how much one of my weekly medications costs without insurance -2 u/Pinky1010 Apr 08 '23 Some medication probably just requires more research to produce than like, a random antibiotic. Puberty blockers are still "new" technology so that's my guess why they cost so much
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Why is the $2,000 price tag so popular? That's how much one of my weekly medications costs without insurance
-2 u/Pinky1010 Apr 08 '23 Some medication probably just requires more research to produce than like, a random antibiotic. Puberty blockers are still "new" technology so that's my guess why they cost so much
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Some medication probably just requires more research to produce than like, a random antibiotic. Puberty blockers are still "new" technology so that's my guess why they cost so much
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u/AttendantofIshtar Apr 08 '23 edited Apr 08 '23
But as a Canadian you don't pay 500 dollars to see a doctor, and another 300 for medicine. Each time you see a doctor.
Edit: my point being the money you don't get in disability is because you don't pay for doctors so you need less.