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What personal data we collect and why we collect it
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Who we share your data with
How long we retain your data
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Where we send your data
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How we protect your data
What data breach procedures we have in place
What third parties we receive data from
What automated decision making and/or profiling we do with user data
Industry regulatory disclosure requirements
Make Insulin Affordable
Insulin Costs $500 a Month. A Bill in Colorado Wants to Change That.
Put a price cap on insulin in Florida
Blue Cross Blue Shield: Stop overcharging for insulin
Price cap on insulin in Pennsylvania
$25 Co-Pay Cap on Insulin in Utah!
California: Insulin For All
Insulin price cap in Georgia
Cap Insulin Cost in CT
About this movement
Across the United States, millions of people have been diagnosed with diabetes. For the men, women, and children living with diabetes, insulin is not an optional medication. Without insulin, their lives are at risk.
Even worse, over the past decade Americans have seen the cost of insulin skyrocket to unaffordable levels, while pharmaceutical companies cash in on billions in record-breaking profits.
People have been forced to make hard decisions between buying necessary insulin or providing for their families. Some diabetics decide to make monthly pilgrimages to other countries in order to buy insulin at lower prices, while others are forced to make dangerous choices like rationing their insulin supply each month. Some have even lost their lives in pursuit of the insulin they need.
Across the country, everyday Americans have had enough. Dozens of petitions are calling on Government, Big Pharma and the Medical community to lower the cost of insulin so that insulin can finally be affordable for all.
Most popular petition starters in this movement
Ellen Smith
Mesa, United States
Healthier Colorado
United States
Michael Johnson
Los Angeles, United States
Reach out to decision makers that have not responded. What can you do?
Tony Evers
Wisconsin Governor
Ron Desantis
Florida Governor
Eric Holcomb
Indiana Governor
J. B. Pritzker
Illinois Governor
Bill Lee
Tennessee governor
Phil Murphy
New Jersey Governor
Asa Hutchinson
Arkansas Governor
Gary Herbert
Utah Governor
Brian Kemp
Georgia Governor
Roy Cooper
North Carolina Governor
Mark DeWine
Ohio Governor
Henry McMaster
South Carolina Governor
David Ricks
Eli Lilly and Company CEO