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In response to
"Question: How can a generic version of a product be different from the name brand if it's made by the same company? Epi-pen. -- nm"
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Meg
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sounds like maybe an insurance thing, for plans that cover generics v. brands
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"The company didn't say why consumers would buy the more expensive branded version, but responded with a statement. "Mylan will continue to offer both -- generic and brand -- options for patients so that they can work with their healthcare provider to determine the best option for them,"
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