auviQ also has the offer on their site for US residents.

http://www.auvi-q.com

We used the Sanofi ones this year and last. Only $100 off since our insurance doesn't cover but at least it's something. But the thing is, even after the $100 off it still cost more than full price epis a couple years ago (epis and auvi q were close to the same price here). They've really jacked up the price recently.

We've used this for the last year.  No out of pocket on any of our epis, except maybe the pack the ER dispensed.

Sanofi has a similar program for Auvi-q.  In fact, I need to print that one out and head over to CVS.

What timing!  I just picked up DD's this morning.  I picked up DS's a few days ago.  We are now very well stocked through September 2015.  Too bad I didn't see this before 9:00 this morning.

We have used these offers in the past - they are great with deductibles (one year 2 sets of epis and 2 inhalers cost me $600 with supposedly fabulous insurance  ).  This past year, I got out for under $100 (just did one inhaler with 2 sets of Epis).

https://www.epipen.com/en/copay-offer

Our school nurse sent this via email with the school forms for next year!  Our school district is so good about allergies! 

Someone may have already posted this somewhere, but I thought I'd share just in case it can help someone here.

We prefer AuviQ so I did not look at the fine print.