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@normahorn

If I am reading the list right, instead of the co-pay being 20%, it will be 19.67% and the co-pay for Prolia will go down to 18.49%.

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njx58 | @njx58 | Oct 1, 2024

Yes, it's not a lot. A little more helpful for Prolia.