There exists a moral line, somewhere. In this case, parents of children with a rare, dangerous condition  and the doctors that treat them find themselves on one side.<p>If the price increase had been negotiated, or given fair warning, or was tied to any documentation of the cost of production, it would be much more tolerable - or at least understandable.<p>Instead, this follows a recent trend of exploiting sick people for profit through mind-boggling price increases for critical medications after sometimes decades of very low prices. There is most certainly not a 2000% increase in the cost of production - if there were, there would likely be a lot more transparency.