Epipen is an emergency medication that can be dispensed without a prescription, however it should only be used for the patient it is prescribed for. In an emergency situation, it is best to contact 911 and advise them that you have an Epipen device. The dispatcher will be able to advise you if it is appropriate and safe to use it in the present situation and send first responders if necessary.
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