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Epi go through the wash? Ditch it! New research by Dr. Julie Brown shows dosage is wrong or may not work at all. Time for a new pair. This insight and more at MedPage's AAAAi summary. https://bit.ly/2Ufay0j

Epi Expiry Extensions! EPIPEN 0.3mg & Mylan Authorized Generic 0.3mg has extended expiration dates for certain lots with current expiration dates between Feb 2019 & Oct 2020. Extensions do NOT apply to the Jr doses. See FDA https://bit.ly/2F4pg3x

Still keeping Epi in the car? Don't - says Dr. Julie Brown. High heat degrades Epi and can impact how the device works making it unreliable. Get the full scoop at https://bit.ly/30jzYwh

Traveling with Epi? Scanners aren't a problem - says Dr. Julie Brown. More invaluable info at https://bit.ly/30jzYwh

Hives?!? Check out this great overview from Michael Blaiss, MD, ACAAI Executive Medical Director does a deep dive into what causes hives. https://bit.ly/30iATNR

Hives?!? Check out this great overview from Michael Blaiss, MD, ACAAI Executive Medical Director does a deep dive into what causes hives. https://bit.ly/30iATNR

Scared to inject your Epi?!? Nasal Epi in clinical trials now! Go Bryn Pharma Go! by @endallergiestogether: According to Bryn Pharma, a privately held pharmaceutical company dedicated to finding a better way for patients and caregivers to treat anaphylaxis, "Bryn has developed an epinephrine nasal spray, a disruptive innovation designed to replace the currently approved epinephrine auto-injector. Over the last three years, Bryn has conducted extensive preclinical and cl...inical trials of its Intranasal Epinephrine Spray (BRYN-NDS1C), which is easy-to-use, needle-free and completely portable. Bryn's novel intranasal drug delivery device has already been approved for use in other indications by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). In early 2019, the Company submitted an Investigational New Drug (IND) application for BRYN-NDS1C with the FDA and was granted Fast Track Designation. Bryn has successfully completed the required Pilot Studies and has completed dosing in its Pivotal Clinical (human) Trial." Read more about Bryn's epinephrine nasal spray with the link in our bio. See more

Why give Epi ASAP when having an allergic reaction? Better Outcomes - says Dr. Julie Brown. More invaluable info at https://bit.ly/30jzYwh

Scared to inject your Epi?!? Nasal Epi in clinical trials now! Go Bryn Pharma Go! by @endallergiestogether: According to Bryn Pharma, a privately held pharmaceutical company dedicated to finding a better way for patients and caregivers to treat anaphylaxis, "Bryn has developed an epinephrine nasal spray, a disruptive innovation designed to replace the currently approved epinephrine auto-injector. Over the last three years, Bryn has conducted extensive preclinical and cl...inical trials of its Intranasal Epinephrine Spray (BRYN-NDS1C), which is easy-to-use, needle-free and completely portable. Bryn's novel intranasal drug delivery device has already been approved for use in other indications by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). In early 2019, the Company submitted an Investigational New Drug (IND) application for BRYN-NDS1C with the FDA and was granted Fast Track Designation. Bryn has successfully completed the required Pilot Studies and has completed dosing in its Pivotal Clinical (human) Trial." Read more about Bryn's epinephrine nasal spray with the link in our bio. See more

Hives?!? Check out this great overview from Michael Blaiss, MD, ACAAI Executive Medical Director does a deep dive into what causes hives. https://bit.ly/30iATNR

Hives?!? Check out this great overview from Michael Blaiss, MD, ACAAI Executive Medical Director does a deep dive into what causes hives. https://bit.ly/30iATNR