LETS DO SOME MATH

 o  A 3-month supply of Big Pharma Branded FDA Heart or Cancer Drugs/ Meds for A Single Patient can easily cost $3,000.00+

o  IF the 19M+ US residents currently Importing Big Pharma Branded FDA Meds/Drugs from Canada saved just 30% on their Meds/Drugs... yearly savings for Patients and Insurers would be $69-Billion 

o  Just a 30% savings on $3,000.00 quarterly = $900 X 19M patients = $17.1-Billion quarterly; $69.4-Billion yearly 

o  Based on the $69.4-Billion, patients with an 80%/20% Copay via Private or Public [Government] Insurers - The Insurers would save $55.5-Billion at 80%, while the Patients/Co-Payers would save $13,9-Billion at 20%

o  Based on the $69.4-Billion, patients with  65%/35% Co-Insurance; the Insurers would save $45.1-Billion; the Patients $24.3-Billion

o  IF savings on a 3-month supply of Big Pharma Branded FDA Drugs/ Meds were 50%,  quarterly savings would be $28,5-Billion; yearly savings would be $114-Billion; on an 80%/20% split $91,2-Billion quarterly/$22,5-Billion yearly; on a 65%/35% split $74.1-Billion quarterly/$39.9-illion yearly  

"WHAT WOULD  ‘A’ SINGLE  PATIENT $AVE"

o  A single  Patient with an 80%/20% Copay through a Private or Public [Government] insurance provider would see quarterly savings at 30% of $900.00 or $180.00 quarterly - $720.00 yearly

o  A single patient with 65%/35% Co-Insurance would see $585.00 for their Insurer; $315.00 for themselves, quarterly; or $2,340.00 for the Insurer, and $1,260 per patient, yearly:  Do you think your Insurer might consider lowering the cost of your yearly Insurance Premium if you drop the costs of your Drugs/Meds yearly by $2,340.00 

o  Imagine how savings of 40%, 50% even 80% would impact your budget and possibly - probably lower your cost of insurance... Now imagine how those same savings would impact the budgets of State, Federal and Insurance Companies... 

MORE FACTS

o  Today 44M+, 15% of US residents are enrolled in Medicare; by 2025/2030, 79M+ will be - - Again think of what savings of this magnitude would mean to Federal, State and Insurance Company Budgets, let alone what they would mean to consumers! 

o  In 2000, 44% of Americans took ‘1’ Big Pharma Branded FDA Drug -Prescription Drug daily; By 2008, 48% did; In 2010 133M+ Americans had a Chronic Diseases...

o  By 2018, 70%+ of us took a minimum ‘1’ Big Pharma Branded FDA Drug - Prescription Drug  daily... 50%+ took ‘2+’... 22% TOOK ‘5+’ DAILY...

Today 164M+ US residents Depend on Big Pharma Branded FDA Drugs -Meds; roughly 50%+ of them or45M+ live in the Southeast

o 87-Billion Americans are uninsured or under-insured today … roughly 26%+ of these Americans or 23.4B+ live in the Southeast

o  Research data says 9 out-of-10 seniors and 58% of all Non-Seniors rely on Big Pharma Branded FDA Drugs/Meds; as of 11-25-19 that was 54M+ or a minimum 14.5M+ in the Southeast

o  In 2009 Prescription spending = $250-Billion, by 2010 it had grown to $310-Billion; in 2020/2021 it will reach $610-Billion 

o  Assuming each of the 164M US residents was covered via an 80%/20% insurance program; and that each required only $500.00 quarterly for Meds [$2,000.00 yearly], and that they could save just 30% for themselves as well as their insurance provider; the benefit would be $98.4-Billion yearly

o  If the 164-M required a $1,000.00 quarterly for Meds the benefit to be split 80%/20% would be $196,8-B at just 30%; however, if the savings were 50% the split would be $328,000,000.00 Billion