Flu medications have doubled in price: how not to overpay at pharmacies.
Beware of flu medications
According to The Sun: In the United Kingdom, there have been cases of significant price increases for 'superflu' medications, which in some cases can cost twice as much as usual. The early rise in winter virus infections has led to real chaos ahead of the holidays. Consumers are facing difficulties in purchasing flu and cold medications in their battle against the illness — some of them...
...are paying significantly more for ordinary drugs.
So it is worth being cautious during purchases to avoid falling for such an expensive “bait”.
The quite unexpected situation with the rise in drug prices highlights the importance of careful attention to one's purchases, especially in the context of increased illness rates. Consumers are advised not to rush into purchases and compare prices to avoid overpaying.
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