Mylan Specialty L.P., the distributors of EpiPen® brand epinephrine auto-injectors, have announced a new program allowing qualified schools to obtain EpiPens at no cost.
The EpiPen4Schools program allows schools to obtain up to four auto-injectors for free. To apply for the program, the school or school district must have a valid prescription for EpiPen auto-injectors and complete the order form found here.
Mylan also announced a discounted price of $112.10/2-Pak for schools to purchase additional EpiPen auto-injectors.
We at SnackSafely.com encourage all schools to stock epinephrine auto-injectors and for school administrations to train their nurses, teachers and staff how and when to administer the life-saving drug. Epinephrine is the only drug currently used to treat anaphylaxis, a life-threatening allergic reaction.
I read your notice regarding Mylan’s offer for FREE Epipens to qualified schools. I have found a physician to write the prescription, but I can no longer find the site to request the Epipens. Please information if you have it.
Sincerely,
Pat Smith, RN
Henry Wilson Memorial School
SAU61, Farmington, NH 03835
Pat, that site is: http://www.epipens4schools.com.
Thank you Dave.
Pat
I am interested in obtaining free EpiPens for both campuses in our school district. I have been trying to get someone to write a prescription for the school. I recently learned that in Minnesota, a school does not need a prescription to get EpiPens. Can you help me obtain EpiPens through your program without a prescription? I can provide you with the information about our law.