Jolie Rouge
11-20-2013, 05:10 PM
1. Click here to fill out the form and print your $0 Co-Pay Offer Card from Mylan (the makers of EpiPen). https://activatemysavings.com/epipen/
If you don’t want to enter your information online, you can call 1-800-395-3376 (a number found at http://epipen.com/ ) and give your name and address. Your co-pay card will be mailed to you.
2. Make sure you have a prescription for your EpiPen.
3. Take your prescription and your $0 co-pay card to your pharmacy to get your free EpiPen or EpiPen Jr. two-packs.
You can use the card to receive as many EpiPens as you need throughout the year. I was able to get four EpiPen two-packs for free.
Click here for terms and conditions. http://epipen.com/terms-and-conditions
According to Mylan, the makers of EpiPen, they’re offering this promotion to celebrate the 25th anniversary of EpiPen – and the offer is only good through the end of 2013. However, many are speculating that the program will continue into 2014.
I’ll be sure to check back in January and give you and update.
Click here for more information about EpiPens and food allergies from the folks at Cincinnati Children’s. http://cincinnatichildrensblog.org/safety-and-prevention/epinephrine-its-still-our-fail-safe/#.UlmFmlDEr8Y
http://mylifeandkids.com/how-to-get-free-epipens/#_a5y_p=1057560
If you don’t want to enter your information online, you can call 1-800-395-3376 (a number found at http://epipen.com/ ) and give your name and address. Your co-pay card will be mailed to you.
2. Make sure you have a prescription for your EpiPen.
3. Take your prescription and your $0 co-pay card to your pharmacy to get your free EpiPen or EpiPen Jr. two-packs.
You can use the card to receive as many EpiPens as you need throughout the year. I was able to get four EpiPen two-packs for free.
Click here for terms and conditions. http://epipen.com/terms-and-conditions
According to Mylan, the makers of EpiPen, they’re offering this promotion to celebrate the 25th anniversary of EpiPen – and the offer is only good through the end of 2013. However, many are speculating that the program will continue into 2014.
I’ll be sure to check back in January and give you and update.
Click here for more information about EpiPens and food allergies from the folks at Cincinnati Children’s. http://cincinnatichildrensblog.org/safety-and-prevention/epinephrine-its-still-our-fail-safe/#.UlmFmlDEr8Y
http://mylifeandkids.com/how-to-get-free-epipens/#_a5y_p=1057560