Michigan Pharmacies Losing To Mail Order

March 16, 2004

Pharmacies in Michigan can expect to lose $268 million in revenues if auto workers are required to fill 90-day prescriptions with out-of-state mail order pharmacies.

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Michigan Pharmacies Losing To Mail Order

“No Contract, No Coffee”: Starbucks’ Red Cup Day Turns Into “Red Cup Rebellion” as Politicians Join Boycott

Walmart’s Sixth CEO: John Furner to Take the Helm as McMillon Steps Down

Firehouse Subs Brings on Carolina Berti as CMO for U.S. and Canada

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