New nasal spray offers needle-free allergy relief as school season nears
Dr. Debra Etelson says Neffy delivers a 2 mg dose of epinephrine intranasally and can be administered in any position.
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Dr. Debra Etelson of White Plains Hospital joined News 12 today to discuss a newly approved alternative to the EpiPen now available—it's called Neffy, and it's a nasal spray.
Dr. Debra Etelson says Neffy delivers a 2 mg dose of epinephrine intranasally and can be administered in any position.
It's designed for patients over 66 pounds and may be a better option for those who fear needles.
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