I don't believe that is accurate.

he is accurate

http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/ct-cvs-generic-epipen-20170112-story.html
https://www.cvs.com/content/epipen-alternative

now im not sure of the quality of said generic brand. cigna says its “the same drug formulation and device functionality of the branded”

e: unless you were not sure of the accuracy of the 2nd part of his post

This post was edited by excellence on Jun 5 2018 11:00am

Its kind of funny that people whom are born with a legit medical condition have to struggle to afford medication that their lives depend on it "see juvenile diabetes or type 1 diabetes as well" but we'll give all the free narcan we can to the junkies out there that OD.

Probably because we treat drug addiction as a criminal problem instead of a medical one in this country.

The OP is from 2016. We've been through this already... on here even.
I'm kind of curious why we are rehashing this... again??

I'm actually not being fair. I'm not sure how it is in other places but almost all the Narcan used here has been donated by 3rd parties to law enforcement. Still though, just doesn't seem quiet fair but then again we don't seem to have many allergic reaction deaths around here. /shrug.

400$ in the ass

Fair enough. The last time we hashed out this topic, the FDA was still barring all competitors on the market.

It looks like... the free market...

WON HAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!1!

that's why post #2

either I'm missing something or ?