Fry’s pharmacies now accept Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Co. cards; what to know

Billionaire investor Mark Cuban aims to reshape the drug industry with his latest venture, and now those using the service can pick up their medication through any of the Valley's Fry's Food Stores pharmacies.

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