Cost Plus Drugs sells generic medications online with transparent and often inexpensive pricing. Medicare prescription drug plans won’t pay for Cost Plus Drugs medications, so you’d have to ...

(Reuters) -Telehealth firm 9amHealth has partnered with billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban's Cost Plus Drug Company to offer ...

Cost Plus Drugs sells more than 2,000 generic drugs and 20 brand-name drugs directly to patients at a 15% markup along with a $3 pharmacy fee and a $5 shipping cost.

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Cost Plus Drugs, Mark Cuban's new pharmaceutical company, might be their best shot at finding the affordable medications they need. Policy measures like the Inflation Reduction Act.

As an example, Cost Plus Drugs' cost for albendazole, which treats tapeworms, is $26.08 per course, which is then marked up by 15% for company costs to equal a total of $30.

Cost Plus Drugs cuts out pharmacy benefit managers and negotiates directly with drug manufacturers. It then offers a transparent pricing model that includes a 15% markup for its operations ...

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Cost Plus Drugs offers this example for a 30-count supply of 400 milligrams of Imatinib, a cancer drug: Manufacturing cost: $31.20. 15% markup: $4.80 (rounded per pill).

But Cost Plus Drugs isn’t a replacement for Medicare Part D, so take care not to run afoul of penalties that could add up to more than you save on prescriptions.

Bill Hearn’s medication to treat his mild chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD, would cost him $275 per month from CVS Pharmacy through his Medicare Part D prescription drug plan. But ...