Honestly, it can't cost them more than $5 a pen

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Jul 30, 2014
5:51:02pm

Mathlete

Honestly, it can't cost them more than $5 a pen

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Originally posted on Jul 30, 2014 at 5:51:02pm

Message modified by Mathlete on Jul 30, 2014 at 6:03:18pm

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Mathlete

Previous username: TexTechCoug
Bio page: Mathlete
Joined: Jun 4, 2004
Last login: Nov 19, 2023
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My wife spent over $950 today on 3 epipens

unctoothman

7/30/14 4:57pm

How many? Seems kind of high -- (link)--

lightmann

7/30/14 5:01pm

No way epi should cost that much. What a joke.

slowhiteguy

7/30/14 5:03pm

the "tax" on Medical devices from the ACA is just being pushed

crimedog

7/30/14 5:11pm

Is it non-insured consumers that are bearing the brunt?

JoMax

7/30/14 5:41pm

What pharmacy?

vacougfan

7/30/14 5:10pm

Good Rx app shows 2 pen kits for $373 pretty much everywhere

byu1

7/30/14 5:27pm

these are cash prices

byu1

7/30/14 5:28pm

Epinephrine in an injector ought to cost nearly nothing, sad.

Mathlete

7/30/14 5:32pm

It is 3 2-pin kits...one for each kid for school. Didn't mean to be unclear.

unctoothman

7/30/14 5:40pm

Honestly, it can't cost them more than $5 a pen

Mathlete

7/30/14 5:51pm

IT's because they have to have the blood of horse shoe crabs

Ssebo

7/30/14 6:25pm

We get an emergency kit at work and it includes an epi

Wizbang

7/30/14 7:31pm

Nobody should be paying for the name brand epipen.

PharmCoug

7/30/14 7:32pm

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