Food allergies affect about six million children in the U.S., and over two million could face a severe reaction like anaphylaxis. Yet, nearly half delay treatment, and over half of caregivers fear using a needle-based injector.
Allergy expert Dr. Nicole Chase says now’s the time to prep. She highlights neffy, a needle-free nasal spray version of epinephrine — FDA-approved for kids as young as four. It's a game-changer for families looking for fast, fear-free relief. Chat with your healthcare provider to see if <i>neffy</i> is right for your child.
This segment is paid for by ARS Pharmaceuticals