With the Spanish government having announced that the price of antigen tests will be regulated, the president of the College of Pharmacists in the Balearics, Antoni Real, says that pharmacies are unable to sell antigen tests below 5.50 to 6 euros because they would lose money. Suppliers' prices are over four euros, to which are added the costs of distribution.
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Lower prices for antigen tests would mean losing money
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Just wanting to make MORE money out of the people who they should be caring for NOT profiteering from
If it's about public health - then making money shouldn't matter. Provide them at cost. They've made enough profits in the last 1.5 years to make sure people have access.