"member price" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to discounted prices offered to members of an organization or club. For example, "Our members can enjoy a 20% discount on all purchases with our member price."
According to Menkin, Co-op does operate with the goal of maintaining the $755£47777) member price for direct cremations (non-member price $895£56666)), but there are now places in Seattle that are cheaper.
According to Menkin, Co-op does operate with the goal of maintaining the $755 member price for direct cremations (non-member price $895), but there are now places in Seattle that are cheaper.
During the study period, KPNC offered one ICS brand, beclomethasone dipropionate (Qvar), at a significantly lower member price compared with other inhaled corticosteroids.
The full member price includes the drug acquisition and dispensing costs and reflects discounts obtained by the health system; it is generally lower than local retail prices.
In 2003 individual MA beneficiaries had $10 generic and $30 brand copayments, and a $1,000 benefit cap (meaning they paid full member price for drugs after their total drug expenditures exceeded $1,000 during the year).
In 2004, the cap was replaced with generic-only coverage – i.e., patients paid full member price for brand drugs, and $10 copayments for generics throughout the year ("restricted coverage").
Until March 31, ASCAP member pricing is $375, Partner Member pricing is $400, and Non-Member pricing is $425.
When I finally maneuvered to a place where I could pay the full, non-member price for a pair of shoes, JustFab gave me this sneaky terms and conditions language: "I accept the terms of the Just Fab VIP Membership Program!" and a small check box.
Court Rosen, a spokesman for the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, a trade group, said he could not comment on his members' pricing policies.
The activists tried to get Planned Parenthood to break the law by offering staff members prices that were clearly out of line with expenses.
It lays out the composition of an 11-member pricing board, which would include a senior citizen and a disabled person.
