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There may be quality-control binning involved. Lots that pass the brand-quality standards tests get sold as EpiPen, and those that pass only the minimum standa
by logfromblammo 10y ago
There may be quality-control binning involved. Lots that pass the brand-quality standards tests get sold as EpiPen, and those that pass only the minimum standards tests get sold as the generic. There is probably also a "ship overseas" bin. Those tested as dangerous or defective are destroyed.
Of course, that's how I would do it. It is also likely that there is no binning involved at all, and that quality is exactly the same for a branded EpiPen at $600, a generic at $300, and one smuggled through customs from Canada at $150.