<prompt> Human: I dont know if it is that I have crappy insurance Cigna or if it is a deductible thing but I cant afford 800 out of pocket for 2 mini-EpiPens.1. Is this my insurance being crappy?2. Any suggestions on how to get cheaper EpiPens?edit: Thank you for all the suggestions so far. I should have probably said that I need the EpiPens that are for small children and not the regular ones - apparently its the smaller dosage ones. Sorry for not being more clear. Assistant: They have a discount card hereHuman: I think that our doctor mentioned that it would only save us 50 off per 2-pack, which is good, but not enough unfortunately.  <response>: I work in a pharmacy and your doctor is incorrect. As long as you have regular commercial insurance ie not Medicaid, Medicare, or govt funded insurance like Tricare you should get 300 off the price of your insurance copay. We use this manufacturer coupon all the time. Each prescription is for a box of 2 epipens so your cost should be 100. Mylan also makes a similar coupon for their generic Epipen if your insurance prefers that. Also the manufacturer of the generic epinephrine pen generic for Adrenaclick makes a coupon as well. I highly suggest you talk to your pharmacy about your options.AuviQ is currently not as popular because there was a big recall about a year ago and it was temporarily completely pulled from the market. 