The actress posted to Instagram on Thursday, saying she didn't support the company's decision to increase the price of the EpiPens to approximately $600.
In comparison to what it was priced in 2009, a two-pack of EpiPens cost about $100, a price hike of 600 percent.
Parker's post consisted of a screenshot of a message she had written in a response.
A portion of the message reads as follows: "I do not condone this decision and I have ended my relationship with Mylan as a direct result of it. I hope they will seriously consider the outpouring of voices of those millions of people who are dependent on the device."
It appears that outrage against the company has led the company to back down. According to reports, Mylan said it would take immediate action, including the introduction of a savings card that would cover as much $300 of the cost.
#EpiPen has been around for years, it’s hard to imagine what changes Mylan could have made to justify such an obscene increase in price.
— Senator Bob Casey (@SenBobCasey) August 25, 2016
As a #mother making a salary of $19M/yr, I don't think she truly has empathy for the gouging prices of an #Epipen https://t.co/4txDQl4jOs
— Kelly Elliott (@kellyelliottmcm) August 25, 2016
Thanks Mylan for trying to gauge me for my daughters #Epipen - cause hey, why not profit from kids with with severe allergies. #shameonyou
— Bryce Johnson (@BryceOJohnson) August 11, 2016
