"As mentioned during last week's phone briefing, we have and will continue to engage with all stakeholders, including PBMs, payers, physicians, patients, wholesalers and pharmacies to help ensure that patients have options when it comes to epinephrine auto-injectors, including access to AUVI-Q," said Mark Herzog, vice president of corporate communications at Kaleo in a statement. "As a private company, we do not share the details of our conversations with these stakeholders." "If I were Kaleo, I wouldn't bring this exorbitant price that's ten [sic] times what EpiPen is unless I knew someone was going to participate with this scheme," said Michael Rea, founder of Rx Savings Solutions, by phone. "They've got somebody who agreed to this. One of the big three [pharmacy benefit managers] has to be in on this." According to Ellen Drazen, spokeswoman for Express Scripts ( ESRX ), the pharmacy benefit manager has not involved itself in any partnership with Kaleo.