Generic Epinephrine Auto-injectors for Anaphylaxis

This video details the differences between the three generic epinephrine auto-injectors currently available in the United States: the Mylan generic for EpiPen, the Teva generic for EpiPen and the Amneal/Lineage generic for Adrenaclick

[@losterthanlife]

I just want to say thank you for saying you can order a trainer for the generic adrenaclick. I just ordered one and already feel much more at peace knowing I can learn more about it this way!

[@spike16965]

Insurance should cover these, but they don't which is ridiculous.

[@csx_defectdetector]

I just realized that my 5-year-old "EpiPen" isn't an EpiPen at all! I just looked and realized that it was a Mylar generic.🤣

[@HEFBMS]

How exactly may I contact amneal and request a generic? I was prescribed an amneal injector and I need a trainer to get comfortable

[@JulieBrownMD]

At the bottom of this link it says “request a trainer” epinephrineautoinject.com/resources/

[@HEFBMS]

@@JulieBrownMD oh, thank you so much

[@csx_defectdetector]

Why did Mylan make a generic for its own product?

[@twistedwhiskers8776]

Because of many complaints of high prices, if you make a generic, you can charge less due to not having licensing fees and other things like that

[@ellios5734]

Thank u for explanation, I rlly hope u'r okay cause I feel like u'r breathing heavily