Medicine can be a major expense, even at the best of times when someone is sick and needs to recover. But when it comes to life long conditions with no cure, such as asthma, or diabetes, a lifetime prescription can be a major, permanent drain on finances that other Americans can’t fully appreciate.
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If you’re an American that has gotten sick and needed a prescription, or have a condition, or loved one with a condition that requires a lifetime prescription, you already know that medicine can take a big bite out of a monthly budget.
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People that need regular access to prescription drugs, especially for lifelong, incurable conditions like asthma, or diabetes, know that prescriptions can make huge demands on finances. These drugs are a necessity to live a productive life, not a luxury, like eating at a premium restaurant, so “cutting down to save money” is not an option in these situations.
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Did you know that when it comes to spending medicine, Americans, on average, spend more than any other country, at $1200 per year according to OEDC, the Organization for Economic Cooperation & Development?
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Statistics indicate that most Americans will spend an average of $1200 per year on medicine. For the vast majority, that’s not a small amount of change, and if the cost is higher, for Americans with specific, serious needs, the financial demands can be a major challenge.
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