06/11/2026
There is more than one option for epinephrine delivery on the market. From EpiPen®, Adrenaclick, Teva® Auto‑Injector, Auvi‑Q®, Jext®, Symjepi®,and the needle‑free Neffy® (nasal spray), patients may be prescribed different devices, each with its own steps, design, and dosing options.
Nurses and nurse practitioners play a critical role in ensuring patients know how to use the specific device they are prescribed, verifying that the device is covered by their insurance, and confirming that the prescribed dose remains appropriate as the patient grows and their weight changes.
Empowering patients with confidence and clarity in their epinephrine device is a cornerstone of safe, effective anaphylaxis preparedness.
For more information on Australian epi devices click the link below ⬇️
https://www.allergy.org.au/members/adrenaline-device-availability?highlight=WyJsYXRlIl0=