Two bills, with bipartisan support and signed by President Trump, correct “gag rules” or contractual obligations which had prohibited pharmacist from telling customers when their prescription would cost less if they paid for it out-of-pocket, rather than using their private insurance plan or Medicare.
(The Associated Press contributed to this report.)
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