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Schools and some other public places were also required to keep Epi-pens on hand, by law. Some of them did pay the exorbitant prices.

• brucephillips 9y ago
  Shkreli did not increase epipen prices.
  • Florin_Andrei 9y ago
    It's amazing to watch the amount of mental contortions you're going through. I guess it's very important for you to maintain the consistency of your current worldview, and seeing the likes of Shkreli in a favorable light is an integral part of that. Ayn Rand would be proud.
    • rayiner 9y ago
      Shkreli literally did not increase EpiPen prices. That was Mylan.
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      • tomjakubowski 9y ago
        The commenter who brought up EpiPens was drawing a comparison between two recent, famous instances of "exorbitant prices" in medicine, pointing out that in the EpiPen there were non-insurers paying the crazy prices, i.e. that non-insurer payers for medicine exist. Shkreli not being behind the EpiPen prices is irrelevant to their point.