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Saturday, 12/10/2022 6:22:06 PM

Saturday, December 10, 2022 6:22:06 PM

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I saw a post on a different board that estimated that one Oramed pill was the equivalent of 8 units of injectible insulin.

I was checking online at https://www.goodrx.com/healthcare-access/research/how-much-does-insulin-cost-compare-brands and the Average Retail Price of Insulin (price per insulin unit) as of October 1st, 2021 is 31¢.

If we were to extrapolate the price of an Oramed pill using that as a guide:

One pill would cost $2.48 each
A thirty day supply would cost $74.40
A year's supply for one diabetic = $905.20

1 million patients = $905 million in sales per year
10 million patients = $9 billion in sales per year
20 million patients = $18 billion in sales per year
30 million patients = $27 billion in sales per year
40 million patients = $36 billion in sales per year
50 million patients = $45 billion in sales per year
75 million patients = $67.8 billion in sales per year
100 million patients = $90.5 billion in sales per year
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