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8 Comments
Mordhaussays...http://money.cnn.com/2016/08/30/investing/epipen-alternative-100-dollars/index.html
The drug and the auto injector cost 3-7 dollars to make.
PlayhousePalsjokingly says...It's the shipping and handling that gets ya every time!
http://money.cnn.com/2016/08/30/investing/epipen-alternative-100-dollars/index.html
The drug and the auto injector cost 3-7 dollars to make.
RedSkysays...Also worth pointing out, when employer subsidized insurance does cover the exorbitant cost of these drugs, it's still being implicitly paid for, but is hidden as a lower salary.
brycewi19says...This is the time of the year when I have to renew my kid's prescription. I friggin' hate September because most of that cost falls on me because of my deductible.
I friggin' hate Epipen. Yet I need it just in case my kid goes in to anaphylactic shock. This company has my family and many other families by the balls.
StukaFoxsays...I had to buy an Epipen in Paris last year and I was able to buy it over-the-counter for ~$70 (65 euro).
Gimme that socialized medicine any day of the week.
Babymechsays...America! Love it or experience difficulty breathing, tightness in the throat or feeling like the throat or airways are closing, hoarseness or trouble speaking, wheezing, nasal stuffiness or coughing, nausea, abdominal pain, or vomiting, fast heartbeat or pulse, skin itching, tingling, redness, or swelling!
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