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Pricing Doc App – Stay Up-to-Date on the Latest Drug Costs

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Newly updated –

The Pricing Doc (also known as Price Comparison of Commonly Prescribed Pharmaceuticals in Alberta) Website has been recently updated.

Read the Introduction by its contributors.

Original post – The Pricing Doc Website Launches
The ACFP along with the PEER team are pleased to announce the Pricing Doc App has been updated with 2020 pricing. The Pricing Doc (also known as Price Comparison of Commonly Prescribed Pharmaceuticals in Alberta) has moved online and is maintained monthly through a joint collaboration with the PEER Team, the Alberta College of Family Physicians and the Pharmaceutical Product and Pricing Administration team, and Alberta Blue Cross.

Stay up to date on drug pricing in Alberta and learn about the MAC Program updates. Be sure to bookmark the page or save the web app to your device.

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  1. Great resource. It would be great to see medication prescribed for hypothyrodism which is very common.

    Thanks

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