Dark Pharma · DP-021
SHE CHANGED THE PRICE IN THE SYSTEM. THE PATIENTS COULDN'T AFFORD IT. SHE KEPT THE JUSTIFICATION MEMO.
On August 10th, 2015, the price of Parasol skyrocketed from thirteen dollars and fifty cents to seven hundred and fifty dollars per pill. The CFO knew the implications of her decision when a colleague informed her of a patient unable to afford the necessary medication due to the extreme price increase.
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