The Auvi-Q device was pulled from the market in late 2015 by then-seller Sanofi because of the potential for delivery of an inaccurate dose of the lifesaving drug epinephrine. Williamson and Auvi-Q co-inventor Dr.

Wondering how much you'll pay for AUVI‑Q?

1. If your insurance covers AUVI‑Q, you can pay as little as a $35 copay for multiple cartons when filled in the same transaction*
2. If your insurance does not cover AUVI‑Q, or if you have a high-deductible plan, you'll pay no more than $150.

We continue to closely engage with payers and insurance companies to expand formulary access for AUVI-Q. Effective September 2023, the list price for AUVI-Q is $621.92. Most patients do not pay list price. Out-of-pocket costs may vary based on insurance coverage.

Re-Introducing Auvi-Q It is smaller than an EpiPen and fits right in your pocket. It also has voice instructions, eliminating the need for manual instructions. Another benefit to Auvi-Q is that it is the first and only epinephrine auto-injector with an auto-retractable needle.

Injectable epinephrine kits come in various brands, including EpiPen, Twinject, and Avi-Q. All of these devices have a relatively short shelf life due to the instability of epinephrine: approximately one year from the date of manufacture. Epinephrine breaks down with exposure to light, air, and high temperatures.

20, 2023 – The FDA has requested further study before approving a nasal spray version of the allergic reaction medicine epinephrine. Called Neffy, the nasal spray made by ARS Pharmaceuticals would be the first needle-free option for emergency allergic reactions and serve as an alternative to the widely used EpiPen.

How much does Auvi-Q cost without insurance? The typical cost of Auvi-Q without health insurance is $2,394.51 per 2, 0.3MG/0.3ML Solution Auto-injector, though you can get a discount using a SingleCare Auvi-Q coupon to pay just $136.74 for 2, 0.3mg/0.3ml Solution Auto-Injector of Auvi-Q.

All eligible patients with commercial insurance, even those with high-deductible plans, can obtain AUVI-Q at no cost.

Epinephrine auto-injectors (EAIs) are the most commonly prescribed IM epinephrine products. Brand names Adrenaclick, Auvi-Q, and EpiPen, as well as several generics, have been on the market. Adrenaclick and Auvi-Q are not interchangeable with each other, EpiPen, or EpiPen Mylan- and Teva-brand generics.

Injectable epinephrine kits come in various brands, including EpiPen, Twinject, and Avi-Q. All of these devices have a relatively short shelf life due to the instability of epinephrine: approximately one year from the date of manufacture. Epinephrine breaks down with exposure to light, air, and high temperatures.

Epinephrine can break down quickly after its expiration date. It's safest to use it before it expires so it works properly when it's needed. You should dispose of used or expired epinephrine devices safely and get a refill as recommended by your healthcare provider.

How do I properly dispose of Auvi Q? Take your Auvi Q to a healthcare professional for proper disposal and a prescription refill.