Nope.  Not one bit.  I also talk in context of the conversation, assuming that others are intelligent enough to follow along.  The other poster was trying to equate the role of insurance in the medical industry to a grocery store to groceries.

When buying groceries, groceries are the "product".

When buying medical, medical services and medicine are the product.  The insurance industry doesn't directly sell medical product.  When you pay for your insurance, you get an account.  You don't get medicine.  You don't get medical services.