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price break

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noun

  1. a reduction in price, esp for bulk purchase

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Cash discount cards like those offered by GoodRx can give customers a price break on out-of-pocket costs for some prescriptions, depending on the person’s coverage and the drug.

From Washington Times

"Which I think is a fair price break due to no alcohol being used in the drink," he said.

From Salon

That price break was the only reason I agreed to get elderly.

From Seattle Times

Was the company writing to offer a price break to the vet?

From Los Angeles Times

Opponents of the Washington bill point out that, after those laws were passed in 2021, consumers did not receive the price break promised by distributors.

From Seattle Times