Similar to the " Pink Tax " defined as higher cost of products marketed towards females even though the product may arguably be identical to a similar male product (ie, razors), such price discrimination can be found with medications geared towards children... even if you can purchase an identical product for less without the "for children" label. The two most recent examples are Nasacort and Flonase Sensimist . All have released a pediatric version, but can be almost d…