A drug wholesaler accused of overcharging for flu vaccine agreed Wednesday to turn over its remaining inventory -- a total of five vials -- and to no longer buy or sell it. Florida Attorney General Charlie Crist had asked a judge to order ASAP Meds Inc. of Fort Lauderdale to stop selling vaccine for prices as high as $900 a vial. Crist said the agreement doesn't end the lawsuit, but is meaningful nonetheless. "That's 50 human beings," he said. "That matters."
October 29, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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