Why are medical expenses in cities expensive? This is a fact-the quality of drugs is good, or medical ethics is declining, or for better survival.

1, the cost of selling drugs in cities is high, and both the facade rent and the salary of sales staff are higher than those in towns and villages. These costs have to be passed on to consumers, and the drug price is naturally high;

2, the purchase channel is formal, while ensuring the quality of drugs, the joints to be passed are not pulled, and the hairs are plucked one by one, and the losses in the middle are naturally borne by consumers;

3. There is only a maximum price for drugs. In fact, every drug price has a floating range. In fact, this floating range can be simply regarded as a profit space. Urban income is higher than that of villages and towns, and per capita disposable income and its price tolerance are relatively high. There is still a market for setting the upper limit of drug prices. Merchants are profit-seeking, so the drug price will naturally not be low. On the contrary, the per capita disposable income and the price tolerance of cities and towns are low, and the drug price is slightly lowered to open up and maintain the market. However, no matter how the drug price is lowered, it will still not be lower than the lower limit of the floating range, and businessmen will still be profitable.

The price is not only different in different regions, but also in urban and rural areas. The prices given by various manufacturers and suppliers to retail terminals will be treated differently. You should be able to understand the national conditions of China.