Below are the 15 drugs whose prices increased the most from January 2019 to January 2021, along with their total price increase percentage during that time period.
- Lidoderm: 34.8 percent increase
- Percocet: 33.4 percent increase
- Cosmegen: 30 percent increase
- Desoxyn: 30 percent increase
- Nucynta: 29.7 percent increase
- Xtampza Er: 29.7 percent increase
- Nucynta Er: 29.7 percent increase
- Frova: 29.7 percent increase
- Theo-24: 29.7 percent increase
- Onfi: 28.9 percent increase
- Sabril: 28.9 percent increase
- Xenazine: 28.9 percent increase
- Northera: 27.3 percent increase
- Pre-Pen: 26.1 percent increase
- Conzip: 26 percent increase
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