Teva Launches Site for Generic EpiPen Equivalent

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2019/01/09

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Teva Auto-Injectors

As we reported in November, Teva launched their generic equivalents for the EpiPen and EpiPen Jr epinephrine auto-injectors sold by Mylan and is already shipping limited quantities.

Thanks to the eagle eyes of reader Vivian Zoe, we can now report Teva’s website dedicated to the new auto-injectors has launched.

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The site includes how-to instructions as well as an online form to apply for their $30 savings card.

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Teva Epinephrine Auto-Injector Savings Card

Here follows their video detailing the use of their auto-injector:

You can visit the site for Teva’s epinephrine auto-injectors by clicking here.

Source: Epinephrine Injection USP – Teva

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