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The Pfizer Subscription Plan Is About To Go Up DRAMATICALLY


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Recently, the CDC voted to add the Covid-19 shot to the child immunization schedule…

Today, Pfizer announced that once the U.S. government stops subsidizing the shot through massive procurement programs and forced immunization, it will increase the price of the shot 4-fold.

The pharmaceutical company will price the shots between $110-$130. This represents a 400% increase from the current pricing.

It shouldn’t take a rocket scientist to figure this out, but this is a massive scam.

An experimental shot that does not prevent transmission of the virus,  added to the mandatory schedule for the least vulnerable segment of the population while simultaneously jacked up to $130 per shot is the most blatant form of greed I think I have ever seen.

The response was overwhelmingly negative:

The Hill explains:

Angela Lukin said during an investor call Thursday the company is still in discussion with insurers but that they are confident the price will ensure equitable access and reimbursement.

The federal government currently pays about $30 a dose, and then distributes the vaccine to the public for free.

 

Market Watch provided more insight as to incurred costs:

A recent Kaiser Family Foundation analysis said most people with private insurance won’t be expected to pay anything out of pocket for the vaccines, though the costs may eventually be baked into the price of health-insurance premiums, as is done with flu shots.

People with Medicare will have their shots covered by Medicare Part B, while those with Medicaid should also have coverage of COVID-19 vaccines. It’s the uninsured who may find it difficult to find free vaccines and boosters in the future.



 

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