Damn wasp!

[clifish]

The mandatory hospital visit adds another layer of complexity. I know when using a lifesaving drug, shot discomfort should be of zero concern, but what was the experience of using them like? I would guess massive bruising and tissue damage based on the flow rate of the injection.

no, none of that. Injection site was not even noticeable.

 

[normanaj]

no, none of that. Injection site was not even noticeable.

Same here.

Gonna ask the doc at my next physical if she'll prescribe Neffy instead of the pen.

 

[clifish]

Same here.

Gonna ask the doc at my next physical if she'll prescribe Neffy instead of the pen.

is that the inhaler one?

 

[1MoreFord]

is that the inhaler one?

It appears to be a nasal spray.

 

[cpaysonc]

no, none of that. Injection site was not even noticeable.

Wow, that's really nice to hear. I've always assumed it would be excruciating!

 

[cpaysonc]

It appears to be a nasal spray.

Add another item to my list of things to look into, no idea a nasal spray existed!

 

[clifish]

Add another item to my list of things to look into, no idea a nasal spray existed!

it is newer. My Dr. told me to stay with the epi pen, I think because it was new to the market.

 

[cpaysonc]

it is newer. My Dr. told me to stay with the epi pen, I think because it was new to the market.

Promising nonetheless! As far as I'm concerned, the epi-pen's biggest shortcoming is the storage requirement. I'd like to keep them on the glovebox, workshop, etc., but they degrade so fast in heat and fluctuating temps.

 

[normanaj]

is that the inhaler one?

Yep.