Glenmark was working with other drug companies to keep prices artificially high, and Oregon families paid for it every time they picked up a prescription. This is money out of people’s pockets for medications they needed.
Dan Rayfield: “Glenmark was working with other drug companies to keep prices artificially high, and Oregon families paid for it every…”
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