CVS has unveiled a new generic version of EpiPen (used to fight allergic reactions) called Adrenaclick, which is just for $109.99 - 83% cheaper than the EpiPen.Most people are eligible for the $100 off discount coupon offered by the manufacturer, which means that you may have to pay just $9.99 for the Adrenaclick treatment.
The New York Times has reported the new guidelines for peanut allergy on Jan 5, 2017, which was issued by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. Most of the parents prefer to keep their children away from peanuts to avoid the danger, which is not at all a solution for this problem.
