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Medications authorized for sale by Health Canada
COVERED BY INSURANCE
FREE MEDICAL CONSULT + SHIPPING
CANADIAN MEDICAL TEAM
Medications authorized for sale by Health Canada
COVERED BY INSURANCE
FREE MEDICAL CONSULT + SHIPPING
CANADIAN MEDICAL TEAM
Medications authorized for sale by Health Canada
COVERED BY INSURANCE
FREE MEDICAL CONSULT + SHIPPING
CANADIAN MEDICAL TEAM
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Order as many as you need — we will check your insurance for coverage for multiple pens
Free carrying pouch! Once you receive your epinephrine auto-injectors you can go to the link here to order. (EpiPen customers only)
Epinephrine
Hydrochloric acid sodium chloride sodium metabisulfite water for injection
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Larger dosage is intended for adults and children who weigh more than 30 kg (66 lbs)
Smaller dosage is designed for children who weigh between 15 and 30 kg (33 and 66 lbs)
For children below 33 lbs, 911 should be called in the case of a serious allergic reaction.
We take pride in providing the best to our customers. Connect with a medical team member who will prescribe the best solution based on your needs.
This is a prepay. If you have insurance that covers the cost of the medication completely, this will be refunded.
During one of our hassle free consultations, our team’s goal will be to get to know you and prescribed the correct product for you.
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Our medical team will send your prescription to the pharmacy and we will let you know the cost, if any after insurance.
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Anaphylaxis can be triggered by certain foods or insect stings, and can be life-threatening. If you or a loved one have been diagnosed as having a severe allergic reaction, having easy access to an auto injector is important.
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I have allergies - do I need an epinephrine auto injector?
Not all allergies require an epinephrine auto injector. Most common and mild allergies can be solved with over the counter or prescription allergy medication: check out those products here. Severe allergic reactions may require an auto injector in the event a person comes into contact with them.
Do I need a prescription?
No you do not need a prescription for an epinephrine auto injector, but it can make it easier to submit to your drug insurance for coverage of the costs.
How long does an epinephrine auto injector last for?
Typically they expire in 1.5-2 years. Regularly check the box and pen itself for the expiry date.
Can anyone use an epinephrine auto injector?
Using an epinephrine auto injector should be reserved for life threatening allergic reactions. A life threatening allergic reaction may have symptoms like: tightening and closing of the throat, swelling of the mouth lips or tongue, difficulty breathing wheezing or coughing, heart palpitations, and swelling itchy or red skin.
When should I use an epinephrine auto injector?
Using it as directed right after exposure to a known allergen can be life-saving. Use the epinephrine auto injector at the first sign of a severe allergic response: swelling of the mouth or lips, tightening or closing of the throat, difficulty breathing, heart palpitations, swelling itchy or red skin. Severe allergic reactions can happen without warning signs.
How do I use an epinephrine auto injector?
Epinephrine auto injector is injected through a simple 2-step process.
Blue to the sky.
- Grasp with orange tip pointing downward
- Remove blue safety cap by pulling straight up—do not bend or twist
Orange to the thigh.
- Place the orange tip against the middle of the outer thigh. If necessary, you can inject EpiPen through clothing.
- Swing and push the auto-injector firmly into the thigh until it “clicks”
- Hold firmly in place for three seconds—count slowly, “1, 2, 3”
The manufacturer of EpiPen has created a few helpful videos which you can watch here – https://www.epipen.ca/epipen-video-gallery
If you use the Allerject product, once opened out of the case, the product will instruct you on how to inject the medication. The manufacturer has a webpage explaining how it works. https://www.allerject.ca/how-allerject-works.html
What do I do after I use an epinephrine auto injector?
Call 911 or go to an emergency room immediately – the pen is meant to provide the patient with time to get to medical care. The effects can wear off, and some patients may have a second reaction. Using an epinephrine auto injector doesn’t replace seeing a medical professional.
How do I store my EpiPen?
- Keep your epinephrine auto injector with the blue safety cap on until you need to use it. This cap helps prevent accidental injection.
- Don’t drop it.
- Don’t keep folded paper instructions or any other objects in the carrier tube. They may prevent you from retrieving your solution quickly in a severe allergic emergency.
- Don’t subject the epinephrine auto injector to extreme hot or cold weather, direct sunlight and don’t refrigerate or freeze
- Check the liquid through the viewing window to make sure it’s clear. If it isn’t, dispose of it appropriately.
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