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My little grandson Lucas has a nut allergy so I was fuming when I heard the news that Mylan had just increased the cost of EpiPens to $600.
In order to appease the masses and offer an olive branch, Mylan implemented a savings card program effectively discounting the product by $300.
All around the internet people are claiming ways you can get the product for free, but here’s the real deal on how this program works, whether or not you’ll qualify and what to do if you want to save some money on EpiPen.
Can You Really Get EpiPen For Free?
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