Mylan, which was slammed by Congress for raising the price of the EpiPen, began selling a generic and cheaper version of the drug Friday.
The company said the generic EpiPen would be available for $300 for a two-pack, about half the cost of the $600 brand name version. In announcing the drug, Mylan acknowledged problems with high drug prices.
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