EpiPen
Epinephrine Auto-Injector · Mylan/Viatris
EpiPen is an epinephrine auto-injector for emergency treatment of severe allergic reactions (anaphylaxis). Generic alternatives are available at significantly lower cost.
FDA-Approved Uses
EpiPen is FDA-approved for the following conditions.
Dosing: 0.3mg (adult) or 0.15mg (pediatric) as needed
Average Cost
What you can expect to pay for EpiPen.
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Medicaid Coverage by State
EpiPen coverage status across all 51 states and territories.
| State | Medicaid | Medicare | Prior Auth |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | Covered | Covered | No |
| Alaska | Covered | Covered | No |
| Arizona | Covered | Covered | No |
| Arkansas | Covered | Covered | No |
| California | Covered | Covered | No |
| Colorado | Covered | Covered | No |
| Connecticut | Covered | Covered | No |
| Delaware | Covered | Covered | No |
| District of Columbia | Covered | Covered | No |
| Florida | Covered | Covered | No |
| Georgia | Covered | Covered | No |
| Hawaii | Covered | Covered | No |
| Idaho | Covered | Covered | No |
| Illinois | Covered | Covered | No |
| Indiana | Covered | Covered | No |
| Iowa | Covered | Covered | No |
| Kansas | Covered | Covered | No |
| Kentucky | Covered | Covered | No |
| Louisiana | Covered | Covered | No |
| Maine | Covered | Covered | No |
| Maryland | Covered | Covered | No |
| Massachusetts | Covered | Covered | No |
| Michigan | Covered | Covered | No |
| Minnesota | Covered | Covered | No |
| Mississippi | Covered | Covered | No |
| Missouri | Covered | Covered | No |
| Montana | Covered | Covered | No |
| Nebraska | Covered | Covered | No |
| Nevada | Covered | Covered | No |
| New Hampshire | Covered | Covered | No |
| New Jersey | Covered | Covered | No |
| New Mexico | Covered | Covered | No |
| New York | Covered | Covered | No |
| North Carolina | Covered | Covered | No |
| North Dakota | Covered | Covered | No |
| Ohio | Covered | Covered | No |
| Oklahoma | Covered | Covered | No |
| Oregon | Covered | Covered | No |
| Pennsylvania | Covered | Covered | No |
| Rhode Island | Covered | Covered | No |
| South Carolina | Covered | Covered | No |
| South Dakota | Covered | Covered | No |
| Tennessee | Covered | Covered | No |
| Texas | Covered | Covered | No |
| Utah | Covered | Covered | No |
| Vermont | Covered | Covered | No |
| Virginia | Covered | Covered | No |
| Washington | Covered | Covered | No |
| West Virginia | Covered | Covered | No |
| Wisconsin | Covered | Covered | No |
| Wyoming | Covered | Covered | No |
Patient Assistance Programs
Mylan/Viatris offers savings programs that may reduce your cost to $0. Check eligibility below.
Check Eligibility at Mylan/Viatris ↗EpiPen Side Effects
Common and serious side effects to discuss with your doctor.
⚡ Common Side Effects
- Rapid heart ratecommon
- Anxietycommon
- Tremorcommon
- Headachecommon
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does EpiPen cost without insurance?
EpiPen costs approximately $325 per month without insurance. With insurance, copays range from $0 to $100 per month.
Does Medicaid cover EpiPen?
Medicaid coverage for EpiPen varies by state. Many states cover it with prior authorization. See the coverage table below for your state.
What are the side effects of EpiPen?
Common side effects include rapid heart rate, anxiety, tremor. Serious but rare side effects include .
What is the generic name for EpiPen?
The generic name for EpiPen is Epinephrine Auto-Injector. It is manufactured by Mylan/Viatris.
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