Generic EpiPen <br />Approved by FDA Those who require the assistance of the life-saving auto-injectors, EpiPens, will be happy to know that a generic version has just been approved by the FDA. Many people have had a hard time obtaining an EpiPen in recent years due to skyrocketing costs and product shortages. Mylan, the maker of EpiPens, has been under scrutiny for quite some time since raising <br />the price of a two-pack of EpiPens to $609. In fact, Sarah Jessica Parker, who was a spokesperson for Mylan, cut ties with the <br />company over the price increase in 2016. The new generic version, which is <br />the first-ever FDA approved alternative <br />to EpiPens, is made by Teva Pharmaceuticals USA. Scott Gottlieb, FDA Commissioner, via statement
