“It would, in the long run, save money for the system because then the ones that you de-label, they don't have to buy EpiPens, or whatever else Blue Shield doesn't have to pay for,”

Maria Garcia-Lloret · said date not stated · reported 2026-11-04

Garcia-Lloret noted that implementing food challenges could save money in the U.S. system by reducing EpiPen purchases and other costs.