We strongly believe that the questionable transactions involved in the gray market of prescription drugs in short supply that were highlighted by the Committee result from opportunists, and not health care providers, who see an opportunity to make a profit from a supply and demand inequity involving prescription medication.
Wicker discusses the issues of gray market transactions in prescription drugs.
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