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Metoclopramide 10mg tablets cost $6,500, and the drugmaker's $15,000-$25,000 list price on 10mg tablets is about to take an unexpected jump if a new study in the Lancet goes to press — which might happen as soon July. Patient's rights The price jump by AbbVie — which has already raised the price of its $10,000-a-year statin, Harvoni, by $500 in 2015 — marks the largest jump industry has made in three years. The new study, by Dr Michael E. Lissner and colleagues at the Mayo Clinic, estimates that a course of AbbVie's 10mg Abilify would increase the annual cost by $5,000 to $10,000 each year. If insurers, pharmacists and patients are to be convinced use Abilify, however, there needs to be a price cut. So why the latest price increase? new study suggests the price jump is motivated by a new form of research. In 2009, AbbVie started to sell an Abilify-targeting mini-study that allows the company to increase price if needed. The mini-study was designed as a way to generate additional data about Abilify. But the mini-study might also drive up prices if insurance companies decide they simply can't afford their current price of the drug metoclopramide online uk — $1,100 to $3,500 a year. An increase in the annual price of Abilify could also be seen as a response to patient push-back. The drugmaker spent more than $2 billion in research, development, and sales for Abilify, before it received clearance from the FDA in 2007. (At that time, the price of Abilify was $14.5 billion in worldwide sales.) Now, a new report from the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, which monitors drugs funded by government, suggests that there is something of a patient class "on the march." In February, PCR's president reported that only a third of Americans on Medicare have taken the drug and that half have never taken the drug. A new version of Abilify, called Abilify XR, is approved for use in the United States, but it drugstore brand lash primer cost $25,000 in a clinical trial — as many four times the price of generic treatment. There is also a generic version called Zyprexa, but its price is about $14,900. In its 2013 report on the costs of health care, Congressional Budget Office estimated that those drugs would cut Medicare costs about $1.5 billion. The price of Abilify would remain high until a new generic version or, more likely, the drug is approved by FDA or another company using much improved technology. What's more, the prices of drugs like Abilify are closely watched by medical groups, whose concerns are important to the pharmaceutical industry. Research and Manufacturers of America, or PhRMA, has argued that price increases in generic versions of pricey drugs are an important cause of the skyrocketing drug costs. But patient groups have accused the industry of driving up prices by exaggerating the value of drug drugs. In April, however, PhRMA agreed to cut prices — through a new rebate program called the "Prescription Drug Discount Program." PhRMA program has now been in place for four years, but it has not significantly lowered the prices of branded drugs like Lipitor and Celebrex.

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