Unfortunately, many people are in shortage of EpiPens which may help with their allergic reactions. However, people can still find their way to alternative options to alleviate allergic reactions. We definitely remember the Food and Drug Administration as our best friend when reaching out for drugs and all. Just recently, the FDA added generic EpiPens and Adrenaclick autoinjectors to other drug shortages. Although there has definitely been a shortage of these drugs, FDA explicitly states that Mylan is on the rise and go for distributing EpiPens and its generic version.

If you ever are at a point where you seem to have a shortage of EpiPens, it would be a great idea to maybe look at the expiration dates and other alternatives which may be sufficient to provide in times like this. People can look into Auqi-V which may help alleviate the allergy.

"In short, patients who are suffering from extreme cases of food allergies should call Mylan Customer Relations at 800-796-9526 for assistance in locating alternative pharmacies," the FDA said. Thus, patients are advised to speak to their doctor about using Auqi-V for better instructions on how to use the drug and effectively alleviate most trivial yet cumbersome symptoms of food allergies.

For those who suffer from allergies after eating fish or nuts, make sure to call your doctor to see if EpiPens are available. In any case, most aren't available, so it would be best to look for alternatives as suggested above! Happy Hunting.