Their argument is that PBMs are making poor decisions to make money just like NECC did. How can it be a poor decision to comply with the law (PBMs), and how can this be compared in anyway to what NECC did or failed to do (comply with the law)? PBMs are no longer willing to allow compounders to line their pockets, but compounders would rather point the finger than to accept responsibility and clean up the mess they have created in the health care industry.
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