If your PBM is ExpressScripts, you can sue them for price gouging & racketeering. BLB&G Announces Filing of Racketeering Class Action Against Express Scripts | Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossmann LLP
This is a followup on the FTC’s ruling that they were price fixing.
If you want to write to the government about how miserable your experience of the medical system is, one option is to write to DOJ and FTC. They have extended their deadline until May 21, 2026 at 11:59 PM EDT.
Here’s where you can submit perspectives on the market (and it’s many failures) and antitrust regulation to DOJ and FTC, if you want. It’s meant to be “not industry specific,” but it’s OK to give specific personal experience from industry. Link to submit is here: Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice Seek Public Comment for Guidance on Business Collaborations | Federal Trade Commission
You can read comments that were already submitted here: https://www.regulations.gov/document/ATR-2026-0001-0001/comment
They are specifically asking how to rewrite rules that define “collaboration” in industry and how that differs from monopoly behavior. There’s a month left to submit. Comments are due by Apr 24, 2026 at 11:59 PM EDT. These are the previous rules that were deleted: https://www.ftc.gov/sites/default/files/documents/public_events/joint-venture-hearings-antitrust-guidelines-collaboration-among-competitors/ftcdojguidelines-2.pdf But I don’t think you have to adhere strictly to that. The agencies want to hear from citizens about thier experiences with medicine because they have setup comittees to try and solve some of these problems.
Here’s what I wrote, but it’s not posted publicly yet. They are still reading it. It’s long, but you can scan it. VERY open ended request for public comment from DOJ & FTC - #20 by mohe0001
Here’s what the pharmacists wrote: Regulations.gov