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How To Get Generic Drugs and Low-Cost Prescriptions
Generic drugs work just as well as brand-name drugs, and they can save you money.
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What to know about Hubble’s $3.5 million settlement with the FTC
Anyone who sells you contact lenses without first getting a copy of your prescription or properly verifying your prescription information with your prescriber is selling them illegally — and puttin
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FTC warns eye care prescribers to follow the law — or else
The FTC’s Eyeglass Rule makes it easier to comparison shop — which can help you save money.
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If you were prescribed Suboxone® film, you may be eligible to get money
The FTC sued the makers of Suboxone®, a prescription drug to treat opioid addiction, alleging they were preventing patients from choosing lower priced generic versions of the drug.
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Contact Lens Rule updates: What they mean for you
Do you wear contacts? If so, read on.
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Halloween know-how: Cosmetic contacts require an Rx
Dressing up for Halloween can be fun. Revelers often use make-up, wigs and cosmetic contact lenses to complete their look.
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That attorney’s ad might be bad for your health
You see the ads on TV, hear them on the radio, or read them in print and online: attorneys telling you about the dangers of certain prescription drugs.
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Going on vacation? Wear contacts? Looky here.
If you’re like some of us here at the Consumer Blog, even though you make a list of things to pack when you go on vacation, you may accidentally leave something behind.
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Contact lens seller turns a blind eye to the law
Cosmetic contacts lenses – also known as costume or decorative contact lenses –