Did you miss that it was Walgreens? And they ship next day anywhere? And you can find all locations that stock it nationwide on the manufacturer’s site?

I’m not arguing the healthcare system is great and arguing against universal healthcare. You, and others that jumped in, are just rabid at the opportunity to shoot others down after jumping to your own conclusions.

I’m simply pointing out that the comments about the crazy cost of epipens is misleading. And they are.

Walgreens offers $25 epipens.

CVS has a generic epipen that they sell for $10 after discount.

Auvi-Q, which is the Walgreens one, has a manufacturer program that gives it free directly through them if the patient has no insurance and makes less than $100k household income.

I, and everyone in my state, gets them for $0-$25 for 4 to 6 pens a year. Attack me all you want for providing actual useful information for people needing this medication instead of scaring them into thinking they have to pay $600 all in the name to further an agenda.