I’d assume that not only is the market for epipens much larger, but nervous parents will buy multiple of these with the intent of having them stashed all over the place.
But maybe not. Because folks with uncontrolled seizures need rescue meds more often than folks with life-threatening allergies need epi-pens.
Would be interesting to see the data on the potential demand for both products and how they compare.
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I’d assume that not only is the market for epipens much larger, but nervous parents will buy multiple of these with the intent of having them stashed all over the place.
But maybe not. Because folks with uncontrolled seizures need rescue meds more often than folks with life-threatening allergies need epi-pens.
Would be interesting to see the data on the potential demand for both products and how they compare.