“I’m sure that there are plans like GoodRx. I know on the drug website, they have a savings card … you can pay as little for five a month … the cash price … $1,200 to $1,600 for 28 tablets”

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recommends using GoodRx savings card or co-pay assistance programs to reduce Oralisa cost to about $5 per month for eligible patients

$5 per month; $1,200-$1,600 for a month’s supply of 150 mg tablets

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