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17:46 May 14th, 2009

Out of work, but plenty of Viagra

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Posted by: Allan Shifman
Tags: Trading Places, , , , , , ,

Pfizer has launched a new program to provide free drugs, ranging from cholesterol fighting Lipitor to its infamous little blue pills, to Americans who have lost their jobs in 2009.

“The current economic environment has added considerable new stress to the daily life of millions of hard-working Americans, and our colleagues are responding to help their neighbors in the communities where they reside,” said Pfizer CEO Jeffrey Kindler.

Click here for an application to the MAINTAIN (Medicines Assistance for Those who Are in Need) program, which kicks off on July 1.

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October 19th, 2009
8:52 am GMT

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- Posted by viagra
October 28th, 2009
8:24 pm GMT

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- Posted by viagra

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