Knoll Synthroid rebate program offered to purchasers selling 1 mil. tablets per quarter.
Executive Summary
KNOLL SYNTHROID REBATES FOR DISPENSING MORE THAN 1 MIL. TABS per quarter are being offered through Knoll's "Retail Pharmacy Program," according to a December letter describing the program to pharmacies. The program, started in October, "provides the opportunity to earn payments for dispensing Synthroid (levothyroxine) when prescribed for members of eligible health plans and cash-paying customers not reimbursed by any plan," the letter states. "Payments include components for maintaining and for increasing Synthroid's percentage share of such prescriptions."
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