
Invisalign: Patents, Patients, Profits

Those are promising signs. On the other hand, the fundamental economics of the value-based arrangement still aren’t clear. If fee-for-service turns out to more profitable for both payer and provider, then value-based care won’t survive outside of Medicare Advantage. And there have been failures in the past, as cited above.
Steve Hardgrove • The Disruptors, Part 1: DTC Insurance
The concept of pricing tied to volume has become outdated now that we have extremely expensive one-shot cures like Zolgensma and digital therapeutics which have near 0 marginal cost to giving one more “dose”.
Nikhil Krishnan • Digital therapeutics
GoodRx: A new era for healthcare
innovestor.substack.com
Shipping fees... It may sound banal, even self-evident, but understanding that was, I'm convinced, so critical to much of how we unlocked growth at Amazon over the years. People don't just hate paying for shipping, they hate it to literally an irrational degree.
Eugene Wei • Invisible Asymptotes
selling it at a discount, who claimed they were able to make an excellent living by doing so.