(Reuters) -Telehealth firm 9amHealth has partnered with billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban's Cost Plus Drug Company to offer ...

Cost Plus Drugs’ CEO, Alex Oshmyansky, noted in a statement that its “commitment to transparent drug pricing has always been unwavering, and with HealthJoy we are dedicated to providing ...

Cost Plus tells consumers that it pays the manufacturer $3 for that same 30-day supply of 100 mg generic Viagra tablets. It slaps on a 15% ($0.60) markup, ...

Cost Plus Drugs was started in January by Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban and radiologist Dr. Alexander Oshmyansky, now the company's CEO. ...

Cost Plus Drugs, Mark Cuban's new pharmaceutical company, might be their best shot at finding the affordable medications they need. Policy measures like the Inflation Reduction Act.

Cost Plus Drugs offers about 1,000 medications in the U.S.—a small fraction of the drugs available—and does not yet take most insurance, although Cuban says that will change in 2023.

But Cost Plus Drugs isn’t a replacement for Medicare Part D, so take care not to run afoul of penalties that could add up to more than you save on prescriptions.

He’s built tech empires and sports legacies, but now Mark Cuban’s tackling a system where silence costs lives and confusion protects profit.

So even though Yaz will have a $117 dollar price tag at Cost Plus for a three-month supply compared to its $515 list price, it would still be a lot cheaper to just get the generic through ...

Cost-plus pricing's limitations can result in missed revenue opportunities and a failure to maximize profits. Value-based pricing can be a more effective strategy.