That’s not entirely true when talking about auto-injectors that may or may not have needle hiding mechanisms, convenient form-factor, simple or well-known opera

That’s not entirely true when talking about auto-injectors that may or may not have needle hiding mechanisms, convenient form-factor, simple or well-known operation, or voice narration (auvi-q). I am a parent of two young children with tree nut allergies, and I strongly prefer the Auvi-Q despite them gouging my insurer/employer. I use the generic epi-pen for school and child care since that’s what teachers are familiar with. List price for Auvi-Q is around $5000 an injector. I carry _four_ of them everywhere I go. It’s utterly ridiculous for a dose of medicine worth less than $2, but when I need to use one I’m glad I’m not using a syringe or more complicated off-brand.