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Thursday, August 9, 2018
"Medicare paid an average of $751 per tube of compounded lidocaine, and $1,506 for the diclofenac, according to the inspector general’s report. Non-compounded tubes of those drugs averaged $445 and $128, respectively."
quoted from
Pharmacy-Made Pain Creams Flagged On Fears Of Medicare Fraud And Risk
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