EpiPens Recalled

Mylan's EpiPens and EpiPens Jr., used to treat allergic reactions to insect stings/bites, foods, drugs, and other allergens, are being recalled across the nation. The FDA reports that these "pens" may have a defective part. This defect may prevent the "pen" from activating and could cause injury, and even death of, those experiencing an allergic reaction. The following are being recalled: 
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The 0.15-mg EpiPen Jr auto-injectors affected by the U.S. recall are:

• Lot 5GN767, with expiration date of April 2017
• Lot 5GN773, with expiration date of April 2017
• Lot 6GN215, with expiration date of September 2017

The 0.3-mg EpiPen auto-injectors affected by the U.S. recall are:

• Lot 5GM631, with expiration date of April 2017
• Lot 5GM640, with expiration date of May 2017
• Lot 6GM082, with expiration date of September 2017
• Lot 6GM072, with expiration date of September 2017
• Lot 6GM081, with expiration date of September 2017
• Lot 6GM088, with expiration date of October 2017
• Lot 6GM199, with expiration date of October 2017
• Lot 6GM091, with expiration date of October 2017
• Lot 6GM198, with expiration date of October 2017
• Lot 6GM087, with expiration date of October 2017

The products can be replaced at no charge by calling (877) 650-3494 or emailing customer.service@mylan.com.
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Should you or a loved one suffer injury, or death, because of the failure of these EpiPens, call our Kansas office today @ 913-602-7288 or complete this FORM. The consultation is free.