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Study Shows Bryn’s Epinephrine Nasal Spray Absorbed as Fast and Lasted Longer than Auto-Injector
Spray was afe and generally well-tolerated with no new safety signals observed.
Sublingual Epinephrine Faster to Maximum Concentration than Auto-Injector, Syringe
Researchers observed early and robust increases in systolic and diastolic blood pressure and pulse with AQST-109.
Bryn Shows UTULY™ Intranasal Epinephrine Absorbs Faster and is Sustained Longer Than Auto-Injector
A needleless, self administered nasal spray intended to be used in anaphylactic emergencies in place of traditional auto-injectors.
Kaléo Responds Regarding Auvi-Q Family of Auto-Injectors in Light of Spectrum Labs Epinephrine Recall
The Auvi-Q family of auto-injectors is NOT affected by the recall according to Kaléo.
Viatris Responds Regarding EpiPen Family of Auto-Injectors in Light of Spectrum Labs Epinephrine Recall
The EpiPen family of auto-injectors is NOT affected by the recall according to Viatris.
Needle-Free, Sublingual Epinephrine Film Works Faster Than Auto-Injectors According to Study
Results from a 12mg formulation were comparable to intramuscular administration.
Bryn Pharma Completes Study of Nasal Epinephrine vs Auto-Injector for Anaphylaxis
Nasal administration of epinephrine takes another step forward.
Single Dose of Intranasal Epinephrine Comparable to That Delivered via Auto-Injector
Study showed no safety issues and no serious or unexpected adverse events.
Sublingual Epinephrine Tablet Awaiting Clinical Trials Would Replace the Need for Auto-Injectors and Syringes
No auto-injector? No syringe? No nasal spray?
Epinephrine Nasal Spray for Anaphylaxis Shows Promise as Potential Alternative to Auto-Injector
"This epinephrine nasal spray may become a viable alternative for patients with food allergy...."
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