So the copay, because of the way the pharmacy benefit managers work and the other intermediaries, the copay that my constituents see, or the check that they have to write out, or sometimes they have to borrow the money for that copay, that copay isn't based on the actual price that goes to the drug company or the final price that the drug company receives for that drug.
Massie explains how copays do not reflect the actual drug prices due to intermediaries.
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