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July 29, 2016

Calling all Beekeepers. Be #ChangeMakers. Sign the petition to make EpiPens affordable for everyone.

My #anaphylaxis kit includes a set of EpiPens. 💸💰💵 If one more person suggests getting the coupon from #EpiPen, I'm going to scream. I am 💯% sure that I am just one of millions whose $300/mo "#affordablehealthcare" has a high deductible and prescriptions aren't covered. The coupon is literally worth $0 if you don't have a copay to apply it to. Be #changemakers @walgreens @walmart @kpthrive @mylannews #heatherbresch and bring your prices down!

A photo posted by BBHB (@backyardbee) on Jul 29, 2016 at 12:47pm PDT


Sign the petition to make EpiPens affordable for everyone.
https://forcechange.com/159185/make-life-saving-epipens-affordable-for-everyone/
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1 comments:

Julie D said...

Done.

July 29, 2016 at 4:25:00 PM MDT Reply

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