A GoodRx coupon does not lower drug prices. It arbitrages the gap between two fake numbers and takes a cut. The company went public at $12.7 billion. Its entire business model depends on the system staying exactly as broken as it is. That is not a bug. That is the product.

Average cash price without insurance= $9.96 Express Scripts Mail Order price= $235.32 Make sense? We don't think so either. That's why we're calling for an audit on TRICARE. Our military deserves it. bit.ly/46R45y2 #AuditTRICARE #SupportOurVeterans

We're glad to see PCMA thinks more independent pharmacies are good for patients. The problem is that there aren't more. There are fewer, thanks to the predatory behavior of its members. That's why Congress passed the first federal PBM reform in history last week, and that's

🚨 BREAKING: State of TN audit exposes widespread violations by CVS Caremark, including discriminatory reimbursements (paying their own pharmacies up to 16,000% more than others). Tennessee pharmacists, patients, and employers deserve better. Read here: bit.ly/405ddMn

Just backs up what we started in Arkansas.

Just another middleman

This is right on. Josh Hawley. Need to get this right semissourian.com/opinion/guest-…

Military families shouldn’t struggle to get medication.  My Rx ACCESS Act makes sure independent pharmacies are fairly reimbursed so our troops receive better care. cotton.senate.gov/news/press-rel…

I applaud Tom Cotton for standing up for uniformed service members, retirees, and their families by ensuring that they have access to prescription drugs at pharmacies of their choice. The Rx ACCESS Act, which Senator Cotton has co-sponsored, would require pharmacy benefit

Spread pricing = PBMs billing health plans more than they pay pharmacies and pocketing the “spread.” A TDCI audit showed Express Scripts kept $30M+ from TN employers in 2023. #UnmaskTheMiddleman #PBMReform

PUTT praises the introduction of the Rx ACCESS Act, bipartisan legislation sponsored by U.S. Senators Tom Cotton (R-AR) and Tim Kaine (D-VA) that would strengthen pharmacy access for TRICARE beneficiaries. Read full press release: bit.ly/4cWb0L5

Another PBM GPO-rebate diversion lawsuit, this time over how Caremark leveraged its subsidiary, Zinc. Lawsuit: CVS Caremark inflated drug costs via ‘manipulation scheme’ insurancenewsnet.com/innarticle/law…

😂😂😂 This 👇from the same guy that goes to bat for the PBM insurance middlemen…every single time. Nice try, Eric. If you truly believed in transparency and fair pricing, you would renounce PBM practices and help keep them from driving up prescription costs. 😂😂😂

The claim that reform will raise costs comes from a study funded by PBM lobbyists themselves. That’s spin, not evidence…and they got what they paid for – unlike the patients, employers, and independent pharmacies who deserve a fair market. tennesseelookout.com/2026/03/19/cvs…

"CVS would rather pull out of an entire state than stop robbing Americans," says Wall Street Apes

If you have a deal with the biggest PBMs you are getting ripped off A simple way to realize this is to take both your insurance and PBM contracts and out them in Claude and just ask the following "How am I getting ripped off and what can I do about it " If you do, please

🙄April fools is next week.

PBMs paying influencers $13,000 for a single video that’s coordinated to protect the PBMs vertical integration model - aka monopoly. This year, TN is working hard to break-up pharmacy monopolies, increase competition, improve access and protect the free-market. It’s time the

More PBM-related casualties….we really should follow Arkansas’s lead and ban the ownership of pharmacies by PBM’s. Independent pharmacies are a lifeline in rural Texas, and they are worth defending.

PBMs never change. Humana removed generic Farxiga from their formulary THE day it lost exclusive manufacturer rights which resulted in a 95% price DECREASE. $350 drug yesterday=covered (with brand copay.) Same drug today $10= pt go find something else for diabetes/heart failure