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  • Super User

Recently there have been posts about writing, cursive vs. printing, can you read this?, etc.  Here's an eye opener.  This is included in the information packet we received from the company that provides our prescription medications insurance.

 

Under the heading "New opportunities to save with generic alternatives" is this sentence which starts the paragraph.

 

"Patients for several brand drugs are expected to expire in 2015."

  • Super User

At least they don't name anyone specifically.

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  • Super User

At least they don't name anyone specifically.

 

True, but the suspense is killing me.

  • Super User

That could have been one heck of typo. Remove the "i" and you have Patents. That makes a whole lot of sense when dealing with generic drugs. 

  • Super User

True, but the suspense is killing me.

I get what you did there buddy..

  • Super User

It's only going to kill you if you happen to be one of the test patients. Hopefully the patients expire after spring so at least you can get some fishing in before then.

  • Super User

Now that's jus pain funny,

  • Super User

True, but the suspense is killing me.

Let's hope it doesn't mess up your plans for next year's Road Trip!

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