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Peter Breadon

Reporter · AU

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  1. Article · Jul 17, 2026 · Peter Breadon, Thomas Shortridge

    One simple change could save us millions at the pharmacy checkout (opens the original)

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    Your supermarket can discount bread. Your servo can discount petrol. But strict rules stop your pharmacy discounting most medicines. The government sets caps on how much Australians pay for a Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) prescription: $25, or $7.70 if you have a concession card. Every medicine has a set price. If the price is below your cap, you pay the whole cost and the pharmacy can offer you a discount. But most scripts cost more. For these, you pay up to your cap, the government cove

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