Tell lawmakers to rein in high drug prices

Prescription drug spending has increased an average of 7.2 percent annually from 1991 to 2014, directly affecting the health outcomes of Oregonians who require life-saving medication. SB 764, SB 763 and SB 844 will help lower the cost of prescriptions by prohibiting agreements that prevent generic alternatives, ensuring transparency in prescription sales, and limiting what Oregonians have to pay for prescriptions. Urge your state lawmakers to support bills that lower prescription drug costs.