This means that you need a pack of 2 at school and a pack of 2 at home for each person with severe allergies. So the pack of 2 is not meant to have 1 at school and 1 at home it is because you need both with you at all times. If you administer one and it is more than 15 minutes before you are in emergency care, you have to administer the second one. You have left out/misreported one important detail, which is that with a life-threatening allergy, you are supposed to have 2 EpiPens at all times. As one parent wrote in response to this article, which has been updated: Indeed, guidelines call for prescribing two doses in case the first one fails, which Mylan used as an opportunity to cease selling single pens and begin selling only two-packs. And most customers need EpiPens for home and at school for their child (Mylan does have a program that offers free EpiPens to U.S.
Even after insurance pays, the customer can be out $400 or more for a pack of two pens, a dollar value that can vary depending on how high the deductible is. That savvy comes at steep and increasing individual cost.
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