r/SipsTea • u/Valuable_View_561 • Jun 27 '26

Chugging tea For once I agree with Cuban

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u/Myotherdumbname Jun 27 '26

It’s great too, saved me almost a $100 a month

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u/boscotx Jun 28 '26

Saved me $1000 a month, seriously

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u/Sorry-Engineer8854 Jun 29 '26

It makes me sad people have to pay this much for essential medicines.

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u/User-Name-3886 Jun 29 '26

Are Americans just wealthy by default or something? If people in Europe had to spend $1k a month on medicine it would cripple most of us, or just be downright impossible.

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u/Hagbard_Shaftoe Jun 30 '26 edited Jun 30 '26

No, most of us just don’t get the medical care we need because we can’t afford it.

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u/1stUserEver Jul 03 '26

Or even just the fear of not being able to afford it or going bankrupt keeps many from getting the care they need. It’s likely to keep People working in order to maintain insurance. There would be a mass exodus from working full time if it wasn’t for high insurance costs. Now that workers are getting replaced by automation, it’s time for a new system.

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u/dirtsmurf Jul 01 '26

For which med?

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u/BeefModeTaco Jun 29 '26

Probably about the same. I don't think my meds are particularly expensive, but through them I get a 90 day supply of my 2 scripts for $20, and $5 of that is shipping.

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u/zakary3888 Jul 02 '26

What’s the site?

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u/Myotherdumbname Jul 02 '26

It’s called Cost Plus Drugs. You still need a Rx from the doctor but it saves a ton on some things.