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Allergist Discusses Intranasal Epinephrine Use During Anaphylaxis in Her Patients
Series includes primer on recognizing anaphylaxis.
MiniJect Auto-Injector Update
Miniject is about one-third the size of traditional auto-injectors.
FDA Approves neffy® 1mg Epinephrine Nasal Spray for Children Weighing 15 to <30 kg...
A needle free emergency epinephrine alternative for your young children.
Aquestive’s Sublingual Epinephrine Remains Stable Under High Temperature Test
Aside from their size and needle, one major complaint about epinephrine auto-injectors is that they cannot withstand significant "temperature excursions," such as when the...
Update on Insurance Access for neffy® Needle-Free Emergency Epinephrine
We often receive inquiries about neffy — the needle-free alternative to epinephrine auto-injectors — chief among them concerns about insurance coverage for the device.
We...
Children with Anaphylaxis Who Receive Epinephrine Before Hospital Much Less Likely to Need ICU
"This is significant as it underscores the protective role of timely epinephrine administration in preventing severe outcomes."
School Staff Refuses to Give Teen Her Auto-Injector During Reaction [Trigger Warning]
She was told by staff she was "overreacting."
New NY State Law Mandates Auto-Injector Coverage and Limits Out-of-Pocket Expenses
"We are putting people over profit and giving New Yorkers peace of mind."
ARS to Launch of neffyinSchools Program to Provide Needle-Free Epinephrine to Eligible K-12 Schools...
Qualifying public and private K-12 Schools in the US will be eligible to receive two free cartons.
Two Newly Enacted Epinephrine Laws Will Make Life Safer for the Allergic Community
Legislation makes epinephrine more available.
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