Last week, Sanofi ($SNY) pulled the main competitor to Mylan's ($MYL) EpiPen--Auvi-Q--from the market on concerns that the pens might be delivering inaccurate doses. Generics maker Teva ($TEVA) also said it won't be in a position to win approval for its copy until the second half of next year. The result? Open season for Mylan on the epinephrine injection market, of which Bernstein analyst Ronny Gal thinks the company can capture about 95%. More from FiercePharmaMarketing