I wasn't saying that epipen's aren't over-priced. They are, as are the generics. And it's horrible. However, if you're going to make an argument for the US hea

I wasn't saying that epipen's aren't over-priced. They are, as are the generics. And it's horrible. However, if you're going to make an argument for the US healthcare system having problems, then don't use numbers that are trivially shown to be false. Because then your entire argument (which could be compelling with real numbers) can be discarded offhand as false. Don't sabotage your own argument with invalid numbers.