If you have private insurance, Mylan is doing $0 copays for the EpiPens with a coupon. Just google "EpiPen coupon"

My daughter's doctor prescribed the generic version of Adrenaclick (info here - http://epinephrineautoinject.com/) She has the .15 mg version which is the equivalent amount of medicine a Epi-pen Jr. When this generic version came out last year, our insurance company dropped epi-pen from its formulary and only covers this generic version. I have used both Epi Pen JR & this generic one on allergic reactions and they worked the same, the generic has a different autoinjector and one extra cap to remove. My insurance covers this as any other generic med, so we pay $15 for a 2-pack. We are in the US.

Thank you! I definitely will talk to my doctor about putting me on that. I just can't afford an epi-pen because of Mylan's decision to make them cost an arm and a leg. This sounds like it would be perfect for me!

Hi there is one called anapen, cheaper in new zealand but not buy much.