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Grand opening for Penobscot Nation's pharmacy
Friday, November 18, 2005

The Penobscot Nation and Maine Gov. John Baldacci (D) celebrating the opening of the tribe's mail-order pharmacy.

PIN Rx will offer discounts to Maine residents who get medication through certain state programs and Medicaid. In some cases, the discounts will run as high as 3 percent.

Baldacci praised the tribe for starting the business. Chief James Sappier said the tribe is trying to diversify its economy.

Private pharmacists say the tribe is going to drive them out of business.

Get the Story:
Baldacci: PIN Rx 'good for Maine' (The Bangor Daily News 11/18)
Pharmacies React To Mail-Order Drug Program (WMTV 11/17)
Governor Attends Pin RX Grand Opening (WLBZ 11/17)

Relevant Links:
Penobscot Nation - http://www.penobscotnation.org

Related Stories:
Maine tribe starts prescription drug business (09/07)
Penobscot Nation to sell prescription drugs (06/29)
Plan to include tribe in drug import program panned (03/31)
Minnesota tribes move forward with pharmacy efforts (03/07)
Penobscot Nation to open statewide pharmacy (02/24)
Inter-tribal prescription drug trade gets boost (2/18)
Minnesota governor wants tribes to import drugs (2/17)
Red Lake Band discusses trade with First Nations (2/10)
Prescription drug cards provide discounts for Natives (10/14)
Maine designates Penobscot Nation as drug importer (10/01)
Indian-owned business sells discount drugs (8/1)

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