- Prescription Drug Survey Results
Here are the results of a recent survey about prescription drugs by Consumer Reports:
Copyright 2012 by Consumers Union of U.S., Inc. Yonkers, NY 10703-1057, a nonprofit organization. Reprinted with permission from ConsumerReports.org for educational purposes only. No commercial use or reproduction permitted. www.ConsumerReports.org.
These materials were made possible by a grant from the state Attorney General Consumer and Prescriber Education Grant Program, which is funded by a multistate settlement of consumer fraud claims regarding the marketing of the prescription drug Neurontin (gabapentin).
Rx Drug Prices
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Tips to save money on pricey medications
Generic drugs often save you a lot of money over name-brand pharmaceuticals, but over the last year or so, prices of some generics have skyrocketed by hundreds or even thousands of percentage points.
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Drug price increases over past 5 years
Check out the increase in the cost of prescription drugs over the past five years.
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Survey results: Prescription drug prices
Check out the results of a recent survey about prescription drug prices. by Consumer Report
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Discount drug programs at retailers
Check out the various discount prescription drug plans offered at retail stores in our region.
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Rx: 5 ways to save, 3 traps to avoid
Paying for medication is a major budget concern for many people, even for those with prescription drug coverage.
Consumer News
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Put to the test: Ground meat labels
As you prepare for your Memorial Day cookout, we put ground meat to the test to see if the labels are accurate.
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Will insurance go up after tornadoes?
Would you be covered if a storm or other damage hit your home? The simple steps you can take to protect your home.
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CLE will soon add more red-light cameras
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App stores all your loyalty cards
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Swimming pool on hold for bad concrete
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Why are gas prices so high in NE Ohio?
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Gas prices take big jump in Ohio
Investigations
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More trouble for Browns owner Haslam
Another class action lawsuit was filed Friday in federal court in Pensacola, Florida by a North Carolina trucker alleging Jimmy Haslam's Pilot Flying J company cheated with fuel rebates.
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Scripps investigation draws scrutiny
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Employee drug tests ID synthetic drugs
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New forms of synthetic marijuana emerge
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Haslam admits 250 trucking firms shorted
